Alkaloids Meaning in English
word · lemma: alkaloid
ˈæɫkəˌɫɔɪdz
AL-kuh-loydz
ˈælkɐlˌɔɪdz
AL-kuh-loydz
释义
Alkaloids are natural chemical compounds, often found in plants, that can have strong effects on the body. Some are used in medicines, while others are toxic.
用法与细微差别
'Alkaloids' is a technical term used mainly in biology and chemistry. Common examples include caffeine, nicotine, and morphine. Usually appears in scientific and medical contexts—rare in daily conversation.
Spanish: alcaloidesPortuguese (BR): alcaloidesPortuguese (PT): alcaloidesChinese (Simplified): 生物碱Chinese (Traditional): 生物鹼Hindi: क्षारराशि (alkaloids)Arabic: قلويداتBengali: অ্যালক্যালয়েডRussian: алкалоидыJapanese: アルカロイドVietnamese: alkaloidKorean: 알칼로이드Turkish: alkaloidUrdu: الکالائیڈزIndonesian: alkaloid
例句
Alkaloids are found in many plants.
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Some alkaloids are used as medicine.
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Alkaloids can be poisonous if taken in large amounts.
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Caffeine and nicotine are both examples of alkaloids.
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Scientists study alkaloids to create new drugs.
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Some people avoid plants rich in alkaloids because of their effects.
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