On medication Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈɑn/, /ˈɔn/ /ˌmɛdəˈkeɪʃən

ON MED-uh-KAY-shuhn

UK

ˈɒn/ /mˌɛdɪkˈeɪʃən

ON med-ih-KAY-shuhn

释义

Taking medicine regularly as part of a treatment, usually prescribed by a doctor.

用法与细微差别

Usually refers to long-term or ongoing medical treatment. Often heard in medical or casual conversation: 'He is on medication for his blood pressure.' Do not confuse with 'taking medicine' for a single dose; 'on medication' implies a routine or prescription.

• Spanish: tomando medicación - bajo medicación
• Portuguese (BR): tomando medicação - em tratamento medicamentoso
• Portuguese (PT): a tomar medicação - sob medicação
• Chinese (Simplified): 正在服药 - 在用药
• Chinese (Traditional): 正在服藥 - 在用藥
• Hindi: दवा पर होना
• Arabic: يتعاطى دواء - على العلاج الدوائي
• Bengali: ওষুধে আছেন - নিয়মিত ওষুধ নিচ্ছেন
• Russian: на лекарствах - принимает лекарства
• Japanese: 薬を服用している
• Vietnamese: đang dùng thuốc
• Korean: 약을 복용 중이다
• Turkish: ilaç kullanıyor olmak
• Urdu: ادویات پر ہونا
• Indonesian: sedang menjalani pengobatan - sedang minum obat

例句

She is on medication for her allergies.

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Are you on medication right now?

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He cannot drive because he is on medication.

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I’ve been on medication for my anxiety for a few years now.

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Since the surgery, she’s been on medication every day.

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If you’re on medication, don’t stop taking it without talking to your doctor.

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