Definition of diamorphine in English:

diamorphine

noun dʌɪˈmɔːfiːnˌdīəˈmôrfēn

short for diacetylmorphine (heroin)
Example sentencesExamples
- Nasal diamorphine is evidently effective, safe, and easy to administer.
- Part of Professor Baker's report gives recommendations for tighter controls on the procedure for death certification, as well as the availability of controlled drugs such as diamorphine.
- The tiny 10 mg and 30 mg ampoules of diamorphine are identical and contain the same amount of powder - only the concentration is different.
- The 22-year-old, who worked as a marketing assistant in a building society in Skipton, was given diamorphine after visiting the out-of-hours service in the town with a severe migraine.
- Last July he received a suspended 12-month sentence for offences at the Norfolk practice after he stole pethidine and diamorphine and made out false prescriptions to get the drugs for himself.
- The government has warned doctors that stocks of diamorphine - a common painkiller - may reach a ‘critical level’ within weeks.
- The nine-inch wide dark grey box has a combination lock and contained five doses each of adrenaline, pethidine and diamorphine.
- Since diamorphine and cocaine have a bitter taste, gin, brandy, tincture of orange, honey, and syrups are used to mask it.
- It was prompted by the death of 22-year-old Jill Griffiths, from Skipton, who suffered a fatal overdose of the painkiller diamorphine in a mix-up over similar capsules with different amounts of the drug.
- He was also able to stockpile vast amounts of diamorphine the clinical name for heroin which he had either falsely prescribed or taken from cancer patients after their deaths.
- It emerged he had obtained huge quantities of the drug diamorphine over at least five years, on one occasion securing enough to kill 400 people.
- I had a natural birth and I got gas, air and diamorphine.
- An inquest heard in November how an emergency doctor accidentally gave her an overdose of the painkiller diamorphine for a migraine after he misread a drug label.
- The Government says it will help patients get quicker access to medicines, except controlled drugs such as diamorphine which will be exempted.
- Controversially, the MPs also call for an experiment in providing heroin users with ‘clean’ heroin, or diamorphine, legally available to users with advice on doses and injecting techniques.
- All were unsuspecting, mostly middle-aged or elderly women, and all trusted him as he gave them deadly injections of the painkiller diamorphine.
- Later that year, he began to dose himself with Class A controlled drugs pethedrine and diamorphine after he noticed strong painkillers he prescribed for a knee injury had also helped with his state of mind.
- She said she had never been given any formal training in the use of drug pumps, which administer diamorphine to patients, but said she would routinely press the booster button once or twice on the pumps to help ease pain.
- Number Four heroin from the golden triangle of South-East Asia is nearly always off-white, almost pure diamorphine.
- Epidural diamorphine was found to be effective in a double-blind study of primigravidae.

Definition of diamorphine in US English:

diamorphine

nounˌdīəˈmôrfēn

short for diacetylmorphine (heroin)
Example sentencesExamples
- The tiny 10 mg and 30 mg ampoules of diamorphine are identical and contain the same amount of powder - only the concentration is different.
- The Government says it will help patients get quicker access to medicines, except controlled drugs such as diamorphine which will be exempted.
- Number Four heroin from the golden triangle of South-East Asia is nearly always off-white, almost pure diamorphine.
- Controversially, the MPs also call for an experiment in providing heroin users with ‘clean’ heroin, or diamorphine, legally available to users with advice on doses and injecting techniques.
- She said she had never been given any formal training in the use of drug pumps, which administer diamorphine to patients, but said she would routinely press the booster button once or twice on the pumps to help ease pain.
- Last July he received a suspended 12-month sentence for offences at the Norfolk practice after he stole pethidine and diamorphine and made out false prescriptions to get the drugs for himself.
- Epidural diamorphine was found to be effective in a double-blind study of primigravidae.
- The 22-year-old, who worked as a marketing assistant in a building society in Skipton, was given diamorphine after visiting the out-of-hours service in the town with a severe migraine.
- Nasal diamorphine is evidently effective, safe, and easy to administer.
- Part of Professor Baker's report gives recommendations for tighter controls on the procedure for death certification, as well as the availability of controlled drugs such as diamorphine.
- He was also able to stockpile vast amounts of diamorphine the clinical name for heroin which he had either falsely prescribed or taken from cancer patients after their deaths.
- It emerged he had obtained huge quantities of the drug diamorphine over at least five years, on one occasion securing enough to kill 400 people.
- It was prompted by the death of 22-year-old Jill Griffiths, from Skipton, who suffered a fatal overdose of the painkiller diamorphine in a mix-up over similar capsules with different amounts of the drug.
- Since diamorphine and cocaine have a bitter taste, gin, brandy, tincture of orange, honey, and syrups are used to mask it.
- An inquest heard in November how an emergency doctor accidentally gave her an overdose of the painkiller diamorphine for a migraine after he misread a drug label.
- The nine-inch wide dark grey box has a combination lock and contained five doses each of adrenaline, pethidine and diamorphine.
- I had a natural birth and I got gas, air and diamorphine.
- The government has warned doctors that stocks of diamorphine - a common painkiller - may reach a ‘critical level’ within weeks.
- Later that year, he began to dose himself with Class A controlled drugs pethedrine and diamorphine after he noticed strong painkillers he prescribed for a knee injury had also helped with his state of mind.
- All were unsuspecting, mostly middle-aged or elderly women, and all trusted him as he gave them deadly injections of the painkiller diamorphine.

词汇	diamorphine
释义	Definition of diamorphine in English: diamorphine noun dʌɪˈmɔːfiːnˌdīəˈmôrfēn short for diacetylmorphine (heroin) Example sentencesExamples Nasal diamorphine is evidently effective, safe, and easy to administer. Part of Professor Baker's report gives recommendations for tighter controls on the procedure for death certification, as well as the availability of controlled drugs such as diamorphine. The tiny 10 mg and 30 mg ampoules of diamorphine are identical and contain the same amount of powder - only the concentration is different. The 22-year-old, who worked as a marketing assistant in a building society in Skipton, was given diamorphine after visiting the out-of-hours service in the town with a severe migraine. Last July he received a suspended 12-month sentence for offences at the Norfolk practice after he stole pethidine and diamorphine and made out false prescriptions to get the drugs for himself. The government has warned doctors that stocks of diamorphine - a common painkiller - may reach a ‘critical level’ within weeks. The nine-inch wide dark grey box has a combination lock and contained five doses each of adrenaline, pethidine and diamorphine. Since diamorphine and cocaine have a bitter taste, gin, brandy, tincture of orange, honey, and syrups are used to mask it. It was prompted by the death of 22-year-old Jill Griffiths, from Skipton, who suffered a fatal overdose of the painkiller diamorphine in a mix-up over similar capsules with different amounts of the drug. He was also able to stockpile vast amounts of diamorphine the clinical name for heroin which he had either falsely prescribed or taken from cancer patients after their deaths. It emerged he had obtained huge quantities of the drug diamorphine over at least five years, on one occasion securing enough to kill 400 people. I had a natural birth and I got gas, air and diamorphine. An inquest heard in November how an emergency doctor accidentally gave her an overdose of the painkiller diamorphine for a migraine after he misread a drug label. The Government says it will help patients get quicker access to medicines, except controlled drugs such as diamorphine which will be exempted. Controversially, the MPs also call for an experiment in providing heroin users with ‘clean’ heroin, or diamorphine, legally available to users with advice on doses and injecting techniques. All were unsuspecting, mostly middle-aged or elderly women, and all trusted him as he gave them deadly injections of the painkiller diamorphine. Later that year, he began to dose himself with Class A controlled drugs pethedrine and diamorphine after he noticed strong painkillers he prescribed for a knee injury had also helped with his state of mind. She said she had never been given any formal training in the use of drug pumps, which administer diamorphine to patients, but said she would routinely press the booster button once or twice on the pumps to help ease pain. Number Four heroin from the golden triangle of South-East Asia is nearly always off-white, almost pure diamorphine. Epidural diamorphine was found to be effective in a double-blind study of primigravidae. Definition of diamorphine in US English: diamorphine nounˌdīəˈmôrfēn short for diacetylmorphine (heroin) Example sentencesExamples The tiny 10 mg and 30 mg ampoules of diamorphine are identical and contain the same amount of powder - only the concentration is different. The Government says it will help patients get quicker access to medicines, except controlled drugs such as diamorphine which will be exempted. Number Four heroin from the golden triangle of South-East Asia is nearly always off-white, almost pure diamorphine. Controversially, the MPs also call for an experiment in providing heroin users with ‘clean’ heroin, or diamorphine, legally available to users with advice on doses and injecting techniques. She said she had never been given any formal training in the use of drug pumps, which administer diamorphine to patients, but said she would routinely press the booster button once or twice on the pumps to help ease pain. Last July he received a suspended 12-month sentence for offences at the Norfolk practice after he stole pethidine and diamorphine and made out false prescriptions to get the drugs for himself. Epidural diamorphine was found to be effective in a double-blind study of primigravidae. The 22-year-old, who worked as a marketing assistant in a building society in Skipton, was given diamorphine after visiting the out-of-hours service in the town with a severe migraine. Nasal diamorphine is evidently effective, safe, and easy to administer. Part of Professor Baker's report gives recommendations for tighter controls on the procedure for death certification, as well as the availability of controlled drugs such as diamorphine. He was also able to stockpile vast amounts of diamorphine the clinical name for heroin which he had either falsely prescribed or taken from cancer patients after their deaths. It emerged he had obtained huge quantities of the drug diamorphine over at least five years, on one occasion securing enough to kill 400 people. It was prompted by the death of 22-year-old Jill Griffiths, from Skipton, who suffered a fatal overdose of the painkiller diamorphine in a mix-up over similar capsules with different amounts of the drug. Since diamorphine and cocaine have a bitter taste, gin, brandy, tincture of orange, honey, and syrups are used to mask it. An inquest heard in November how an emergency doctor accidentally gave her an overdose of the painkiller diamorphine for a migraine after he misread a drug label. The nine-inch wide dark grey box has a combination lock and contained five doses each of adrenaline, pethidine and diamorphine. I had a natural birth and I got gas, air and diamorphine. The government has warned doctors that stocks of diamorphine - a common painkiller - may reach a ‘critical level’ within weeks. Later that year, he began to dose himself with Class A controlled drugs pethedrine and diamorphine after he noticed strong painkillers he prescribed for a knee injury had also helped with his state of mind. All were unsuspecting, mostly middle-aged or elderly women, and all trusted him as he gave them deadly injections of the painkiller diamorphine.
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