verb

to give someone a drug or medical treatment

noun

the action of giving someone a drug

to stop taking something such as a medicine or drug

verb

to prepare medicines and give them to people

verb

to give someone a drug to take away their pain or to make them sleep

verb

to give a measured amount of a drug to someone

verb

to give a drug to someone so that they will go to sleep or will become unconscious

verb

to put a drug in food or drink so that someone will swallow it without knowing

to give someone a lot of drugs or medicine with the result that they cannot behave normally

verb

to put medicine into someone’s body using a particular method

to start taking a particular medicine or drug

verb

to put a drug or another substance into your body through the skin, using a needle and a syringe

verb

to protect someone against a particular disease by injecting a medicine containing a small amount of the disease into them, so that their body becomes immune to it

verb

to take too much of a drug at one time

verb

if you pop pills, you take them too often

verb

to put a drug or medicine into your body

verb

to treat a person or an animal with a vaccine to protect them against a disease

to choose to pay for medical treatment, rather than use the free treatment provided by the national health service

to put a lot of a substance, especially a drug, into someone’s body