英语释义

• a powerful hallucinogenic drug manufactured from lysergic acid

片语

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英汉例句

• Lastly, we discuss an initial analysis of LSD within the process of building a SOA.

  最后，我们讨论在构建SOA的过程中对LSD的初步分析。

• If you already have a mental health problem lurking, the LSD can occasionally cause quite severe psychological reactions.

  如果你的精神健康已经存在潜藏的问题，LSD将有可能带来十分严重的精神反应。

• But check out this interesting science: in heavy drinkers, small doses of LSD have been thought to help bypass the rock-bottom stage of alcoholism and prevent relapses.

  但是，请你先看以下这个科学事实：对于大量酗酒的人，少量摄入致幻剂可以缓解酒精中毒并能防止酒瘾复发。

• Research into LSD is not confined to medicine.

  对于LSD的研究并不局限于药物方面。

• This explains why LSD is so potent, why such a small amount of it is active, and secondly why it lasts for such a long period of time.

  这就解释了为什么LSD如此强大，为什么这么小的剂量有这么强大的作用，其次它为什么会持续这么长时间。

• LSD is one of the most potent hallucinogenic drugs-active at just around 100 micrograms... a miniscule amount.

  LSD是强大的活性致幻药物之一，约100微克就能有很显着的致幻作用。

• As Jobs himself has suggested, LSD may have contributed to the 「think different」 approach that still puts Apple「s designs a head above the competition.

  正如乔布斯自己所曾建议的那样，LSD有益于「不同凡想」的思考方式，并保证了苹果的设计能在与对手的竞争中脱颖而出。

• Under the 1971 Misuse of Drugs Act it is classified as a class a, schedule 1 substance - which means not only is LSD considered highly dangerous, but it is deemed to have no medical research value.

  LSD是1971年《药物滥用法》中a类第一栏药物。这意味着人们认为它不仅高度危险而且还没有医疗研究价值。

• When specific parts of this system are removed from animal brains, mind-altering drugs like LSD have no effect.

  当该系统的具体部分是从动物的大脑取出，心态改变像迷幻剂药物没有效果。

• And if the publication of Leary」s archive speeds that process up by exorcising a ghost that still haunts LSD research, then the New York public Library will have done the world a service.

  如果利瑞的档案能够加速驱除困扰着LSD研究的鬼魂，那么纽约公共图书馆将是服务了整个世界。

• In the late 1970s the Shulgins introduced MDMA to Leo Zeff, a Californian psychotherapist who had developed LSD therapies in the 1960s when that drug was still legal.

  上世纪七十年代后期，舒尔金荐mdma与加利福尼亚之精神医师李敖?泽夫，泽夫君曾于六十年代将LSD疗法发扬光大，其时毒品尚属合法。

• Although LSD training will increase fat metabolism and endurance, it will limit your endurance at marathon paces.

  虽然LSD式训练法提高脂肪代谢和耐力，但也会限制你的耐力在马拉松的配速。

• The foundations of LSD lie within the standards set for Lean Manufacturing by organizations such as Toyota, Dell, and Wal-Mart.

  LSD的基础就在于诸如Toyota、Dell和Wal-Mart 这些组织所采用的一组「精益生产」标準。

• LSD and other drugs were usually administered without the subject「s knowledge and informed consent, a violation of the Nuremberg Code that the U. S. agreed to follow after WWII.

  实验对象通常在不知情的情况下服用这些药物，这违反了二战后美国同意签订的纽伦堡法案的精神。

• Some mushrooms can produce similar effects to an LSD experience.

  有些蘑菇的影响与LSD带来的体验类似。

• It may, of course, be that LSD has no clinical USES.

  当然，LSD或许没有临床用途。

• By 1965 over 1,000 papers had been published describing positive results for LSD therapy.

  到1965年时，已经有一千多篇关于LSD治疗的积极结果的论文发表。

• Psychoactive drugs such as marijuana, LSD and PCP don」t just have street value: Researchers once hoped the drugs could become chemical weapons that disabled enemy soldiers.

  像大麻、迷幻剂和PCP等的精神控制类药物不仅有其街头巷尾暗地交易的价值：研究人员曾更希望类似这样的药品可以变成化学武器，用以致残敌军士兵。