英语释义

1. any of various naturally-occurring, biologically active, chemical constituents (such as cannabidiol or cannabinol) of hemp or cannabis including some (such as THC) that possess psychoactive properties
The presence of cannabinoids in urine indicates marijuana use, and a great deal of weight is often placed on positive findings.
— Arthur J. McBay, et al The study concluded that cannabinoids—marijuana's active components—can be useful in treating pain, nausea and appetite loss caused by advanced cancer and AIDS.
— Claudia Kalb

2. a substance that is structurally or functionally similar to cannabinoids derived from hemp or cannabis:

3. any of several substances (as anandamide) naturally produced within the body endocannabinoid
Move over, endorphins. Postexercise euphoria may actually be the result of naturally occurring cannabinoids—the same family of chemicals that gives marijuana smokers their high, a new study suggests.
— Prevention Daniele Piomelli and his colleagues report isolating from cocoa powder and three different brands of chocolate a substance called anandamide, a cannabinoid that occurs naturally in the brain.
— Science News

4. a substance that is synthetically produced to mimic the effects of natural cannabinoids
Toxicologists know only that synthetic cannabinoids bind to certain receptors in the brain and they understand nothing about the drug's long-term health effects.
— Steve Featherstone These products contain synthetic cannabinoids, which produce some of the euphoria associated with natural marijuana, but they can also be accompanied by a wide range of negative health effects not associated with cannabis.
— James Maynard

5. any of various naturally-occurring, biologically active, chemical constituents (as cannabidiol or cannabinol) of hemp or cannabis including some (as THC) that possess psychoactive properties
The study concluded that cannabinoids—marijuana's active components—can be useful in treating pain, nausea and appetite loss caused by advanced cancer and AIDS.
— Claudia Kalb

6. any of several substances (as anandamide) naturally produced within the body endocannabinoid
Daniele Piomelli and his colleagues report isolating from cocoa powder and three different brands of chocolate a substance called anandamide, a cannabinoid that occurs naturally in the brain.
— Science News

7. a substance that is synthetically produced to mimic the effects of natural cannabinoids
Toxicologists know only that synthetic cannabinoids bind to certain receptors in the brain and they understand nothing about the drug's long-term health effects.
— Steve Featherstone

片语

Cannabinoid Science Research Group大麻科学研究组

cannabinoid use disorder大麻类使用障碍

cannabinoid receptor 2型大麻素受体

Cannabinoid RECEPTOR Antagonists酯受体拮抗剂

cannabinoid receptor2型大麻素受体

Cannabinoid test system大麻化学成分检测系统

synthetic cannabinoid大麻素

cannabinoid receptor大麻素受体

英汉例句

• the present application relates to cannabinoid receptor ligands containing compounds of formula (i) wherein a, r1, r2, and r3 are as defined in the specification.

  本申请涉及含有式（i）化合物的大麻素受体配体，其中a、r1、r2和r3如说明书中所定义。

• the great majority of these effects of thc are mediated by cannabinoid receptor type 1 (cb1), which is abundantly expressed in the central nervous system.

  thc产生的绝大部分作用是由大麻素受体1（cb1）引起的，这种受体在中枢神经系统中得到广泛表达。

• in liverpool a powerful but legal cannabinoid called black mamba is all the rage, says russell newcombe of 3d research, an independent researcher and consultant in the field.

  该领域的独立研究者和专科医师、3d研究中心（3dresearch）的russellnewcombe说，在利物浦有种名为黑曼巴（blackmamba）、药性强但合法的大麻类药物。

• the findings suggest it might be possible to curb this tendency by obstructing endocannabinoid activity - for example, by using drugs that 「clog」 cannabinoid receptors.

  这个研究提供了一个建议，即我们有可能通过抑制内源性大麻素的活动来控制对油腻食品的食欲——比如，可以采取用药的方式来阻碍大麻素感受器的神经传导。

• also disclosed are pharmaceutical compositions and combinations containing said compounds and their uses as thrombin receptor antagonists and binders to cannabinoid receptors.

  本发明还公开了含有所述化合物的药物组合物和药 物联用以及它们用作凝血酶受体拮抗剂和类大麻醇受体结合剂的用 途。