Tranquilized Meaning in English

word · lemma: tranquilize

US

ˈtɹæŋkwəˌɫaɪz

TRAN-kwuh-lyzd

UK

ˈtræŋkwɪlaɪzd

TRAN-kwih-lyzd

释义

Given a drug to make someone or an animal calm or unconscious, usually for medical or safety reasons.

用法与细微差别

Usually used in medical, veterinary, or emergency contexts. Common phrases: 'tranquilized animal', 'was tranquilized by a dart'. Not for describing everyday calmness—it's specifically about drug-induced state. Formal and technical term.

• Spanish: sedado - tranquilizado (con tranquilizante)
• Portuguese (BR): sedado - tranquilizado (com tranquilizante)
• Portuguese (PT): sedado - tranquilizado (com tranquilizante)
• Chinese (Simplified): 被镇静 - 被麻醉
• Chinese (Traditional): 被鎮靜 - 被麻醉
• Hindi: अवसादित - शांत किया गया (दवा से)
• Arabic: مهدأ (بواسطة دواء) - مُخدَّر
• Bengali: অচেতন করা হয়েছে - প্রশমিত করা হয়েছে
• Russian: успокоен - обездвижен (лекарством)
• Japanese: 鎮静された
• Vietnamese: được làm cho bình tĩnh bằng thuốc - bị gây mê (bằng thuốc an thần)
• Korean: 진정제를 맞았다 - 마취되었다
• Turkish: sakinleştirildi - uyuşturuldu
• Urdu: پرامن کردیا گیا - بے ہوش کردیا گیا (ادویات سے)
• Indonesian: dibius - dibuat tenang (dengan obat)

例句

The vet tranquilized the injured dog before surgery.

basic

The bear was tranquilized and safely moved to a new home.

basic

After being tranquilized, the lion lay quietly on the ground.

basic

They tranquilized the wild elephant to treat its injured leg.

natural

The patient was tranquilized quickly to avoid panic during the emergency.

natural

I watched a documentary where a tiger had to be tranquilized before being rescued.

natural