Definition of hypodermic in English:

hypodermic

adjective hʌɪpə(ʊ)ˈdəːmɪkˌhaɪpəˈdərmɪk

Medicine

1attributive Relating to the region immediately beneath the skin.
〔医〕（与）皮下（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- TpnI 6a exons, the transcripts of which are mainly expressed in larval hypodermic muscles, may have evolved similarly.
1. 1.1 (of a needle or syringe) used to inject a drug or other substance beneath the skin.
  （针，注射器）用于皮下注射的
  Example sentencesExamples
  ‘Clean it up,’ Zornitza snapped, reaching for her ampoule and hypodermic syringe.
  Last week, Riverside County voted 3-2 to reject a proposal to provide clean hypodermic needles to intravenous drug users.
  It can also be spread among drug users via shared hypodermic needles.
  The force required to move a syringe plunger is measured using a hypodermic syringe tester.
  He paid a $200 fine for possession of hypodermic syringes, needles, and other paraphernalia.
2. 1.2 (of a drug or other substance) injected beneath the skin.
  （针，注射器）用于皮下注射的
  Example sentencesExamples
  But if instead of drinking the intoxicating liquor the victim takes it by hypodermic injection the Act does not apply, though the results may be equally disastrous.

noun hʌɪpə(ʊ)ˈdəːmɪkˌhaɪpəˈdərmɪk

A hypodermic syringe or injection.
皮下注射器；皮下注射
the hypodermics left strewn around the piazza
Example sentencesExamples
- Since a bright yellow liquid sloshed around inside the hypodermic, it looked like today I was getting more drugs.
- Jamison was at the bedside and took a hypodermic from the nurse, all the while beginning a steady stream of talk to the sick man.
- Today one can just use a needle and syringe to inject a drug into the bloodstream, but other means were needed in the days before hypodermics.
- Quartz pulls a hypodermic filled with a clear sparkling liquid out of his bag.
- The nurse with the hypodermic said the vaccine she would inject in my bicep included antibodies for a flu virus originating in New Caledonia.
- Effie put down the medical bag, took out a hypodermic and filled it with a powerful sedative.
- We see our young hero struggling with his asthma, which is treated with old-fashioned glass hypodermics of adrenaline.
- ‘I'm going to give him some morphine,’ Rob said, taking the hypodermic out of the packaged and inserting in into the bottle.
- The user carries a pressure injector-style hypodermic which contains a very special kind of silicon saline suspension solution.
- I just wanted us to be able to point out that that hypodermic did not have a needle attached and it was a painless application.
- The hypodermic was empty; and he twisted its cold glass surface about in his right hand fingers.
- It's comparable to finding junky hypodermics in the gutter at the Magic Kingdom.
- ‘Empty,’ he sighed, nudging the hypodermic with his gun.
- It looks brute ugly, but I almost prefer it to the display of hypodermics.
- Also I had this dream in which I was escaping from a grapefruit farm, pursued by people with hypodermics filled with Botox.
- I just use a hypodermic with a heavy-gauge needle to suck out the paint, and another one to put in holy water.
- Leave your barrel in the street next to the supermarket trolley, the rotting sofa and the binbag full of used hypodermics.
- She was particularly concerned about an alleyway going behind the school as a possible dumping ground for hypodermics.
- ‘One more shot and I'll let you go home,’ Dr. Kentwood cooed as he fooled with the hypodermic in his grasp.
- The words slipped out easy, spent of any real conviction, like a used hypodermic.
Synonyms
needle, syringe
informal hype, spike

Derivatives

hypodermically

adverb

Morphine injected hypodermically was much more powerful and potentially addictive than opium taken orally.
Example sentencesExamples
- If it is desirable to stop the sweating abruptly, atropine hypodermically may be resorted to.
- It works well when hypodermically injected to tissue devoid of circulation and attains moderate bleaching effect when used as a pack.
- By hypodermically injecting a few ounces of liquid Tissue Builder, a pliable gel is quickly formed, filling emaciated and sunken tissue.
- The condition of these patients was alarming but improved under adrenalin hypodermically and artificial respiration.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from hypo- 'under' + Greek derma 'skin' + -ic.

Rhymes

taxidermic, thermic

Definition of hypodermic in US English:

hypodermic

adjectiveˌhīpəˈdərmikˌhaɪpəˈdərmɪk

Medicine

1attributive Relating to the region immediately beneath the skin.
〔医〕（与）皮下（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- TpnI 6a exons, the transcripts of which are mainly expressed in larval hypodermic muscles, may have evolved similarly.
1. 1.1 (of a needle or syringe) used to inject a drug or other substance beneath the skin.
  （针，注射器）用于皮下注射的
  Example sentencesExamples
  He paid a $200 fine for possession of hypodermic syringes, needles, and other paraphernalia.
  Last week, Riverside County voted 3-2 to reject a proposal to provide clean hypodermic needles to intravenous drug users.
  ‘Clean it up,’ Zornitza snapped, reaching for her ampoule and hypodermic syringe.
  It can also be spread among drug users via shared hypodermic needles.
  The force required to move a syringe plunger is measured using a hypodermic syringe tester.
2. 1.2 (of a drug or other substance or its application) injected beneath the skin.
  （药物等或其应用）注射于皮下的
  Example sentencesExamples
  But if instead of drinking the intoxicating liquor the victim takes it by hypodermic injection the Act does not apply, though the results may be equally disastrous.

nounˌhīpəˈdərmikˌhaɪpəˈdərmɪk

A hypodermic syringe or injection.
皮下注射器；皮下注射
the hypodermics left strewn around the piazza
Example sentencesExamples
- The nurse with the hypodermic said the vaccine she would inject in my bicep included antibodies for a flu virus originating in New Caledonia.
- The user carries a pressure injector-style hypodermic which contains a very special kind of silicon saline suspension solution.
- ‘Empty,’ he sighed, nudging the hypodermic with his gun.
- The hypodermic was empty; and he twisted its cold glass surface about in his right hand fingers.
- It's comparable to finding junky hypodermics in the gutter at the Magic Kingdom.
- It looks brute ugly, but I almost prefer it to the display of hypodermics.
- Quartz pulls a hypodermic filled with a clear sparkling liquid out of his bag.
- ‘I'm going to give him some morphine,’ Rob said, taking the hypodermic out of the packaged and inserting in into the bottle.
- We see our young hero struggling with his asthma, which is treated with old-fashioned glass hypodermics of adrenaline.
- Effie put down the medical bag, took out a hypodermic and filled it with a powerful sedative.
- Since a bright yellow liquid sloshed around inside the hypodermic, it looked like today I was getting more drugs.
- Today one can just use a needle and syringe to inject a drug into the bloodstream, but other means were needed in the days before hypodermics.
- Leave your barrel in the street next to the supermarket trolley, the rotting sofa and the binbag full of used hypodermics.
- Also I had this dream in which I was escaping from a grapefruit farm, pursued by people with hypodermics filled with Botox.
- I just use a hypodermic with a heavy-gauge needle to suck out the paint, and another one to put in holy water.
- ‘One more shot and I'll let you go home,’ Dr. Kentwood cooed as he fooled with the hypodermic in his grasp.
- I just wanted us to be able to point out that that hypodermic did not have a needle attached and it was a painless application.
- The words slipped out easy, spent of any real conviction, like a used hypodermic.
- Jamison was at the bedside and took a hypodermic from the nurse, all the while beginning a steady stream of talk to the sick man.
- She was particularly concerned about an alleyway going behind the school as a possible dumping ground for hypodermics.
Synonyms
needle, syringe

Origin

Mid 19th century: from hypo- ‘under’ + Greek derma ‘skin’ + -ic.

词汇	hypodermic
释义	Definition of hypodermic in English: hypodermic adjective hʌɪpə(ʊ)ˈdəːmɪkˌhaɪpəˈdərmɪk Medicine 1attributive Relating to the region immediately beneath the skin. 〔医〕（与）皮下（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples TpnI 6a exons, the transcripts of which are mainly expressed in larval hypodermic muscles, may have evolved similarly. 1.1 (of a needle or syringe) used to inject a drug or other substance beneath the skin. （针，注射器）用于皮下注射的 Example sentencesExamples ‘Clean it up,’ Zornitza snapped, reaching for her ampoule and hypodermic syringe. Last week, Riverside County voted 3-2 to reject a proposal to provide clean hypodermic needles to intravenous drug users. It can also be spread among drug users via shared hypodermic needles. The force required to move a syringe plunger is measured using a hypodermic syringe tester. He paid a $200 fine for possession of hypodermic syringes, needles, and other paraphernalia. 1.2 (of a drug or other substance) injected beneath the skin. （针，注射器）用于皮下注射的 Example sentencesExamples But if instead of drinking the intoxicating liquor the victim takes it by hypodermic injection the Act does not apply, though the results may be equally disastrous. noun hʌɪpə(ʊ)ˈdəːmɪkˌhaɪpəˈdərmɪk A hypodermic syringe or injection. 皮下注射器；皮下注射 the hypodermics left strewn around the piazza Example sentencesExamples Since a bright yellow liquid sloshed around inside the hypodermic, it looked like today I was getting more drugs. Jamison was at the bedside and took a hypodermic from the nurse, all the while beginning a steady stream of talk to the sick man. Today one can just use a needle and syringe to inject a drug into the bloodstream, but other means were needed in the days before hypodermics. Quartz pulls a hypodermic filled with a clear sparkling liquid out of his bag. The nurse with the hypodermic said the vaccine she would inject in my bicep included antibodies for a flu virus originating in New Caledonia. Effie put down the medical bag, took out a hypodermic and filled it with a powerful sedative. We see our young hero struggling with his asthma, which is treated with old-fashioned glass hypodermics of adrenaline. ‘I'm going to give him some morphine,’ Rob said, taking the hypodermic out of the packaged and inserting in into the bottle. The user carries a pressure injector-style hypodermic which contains a very special kind of silicon saline suspension solution. I just wanted us to be able to point out that that hypodermic did not have a needle attached and it was a painless application. The hypodermic was empty; and he twisted its cold glass surface about in his right hand fingers. It's comparable to finding junky hypodermics in the gutter at the Magic Kingdom. ‘Empty,’ he sighed, nudging the hypodermic with his gun. It looks brute ugly, but I almost prefer it to the display of hypodermics. Also I had this dream in which I was escaping from a grapefruit farm, pursued by people with hypodermics filled with Botox. I just use a hypodermic with a heavy-gauge needle to suck out the paint, and another one to put in holy water. Leave your barrel in the street next to the supermarket trolley, the rotting sofa and the binbag full of used hypodermics. She was particularly concerned about an alleyway going behind the school as a possible dumping ground for hypodermics. ‘One more shot and I'll let you go home,’ Dr. Kentwood cooed as he fooled with the hypodermic in his grasp. The words slipped out easy, spent of any real conviction, like a used hypodermic. Synonyms needle, syringe informal hype, spike Derivatives hypodermically adverb Morphine injected hypodermically was much more powerful and potentially addictive than opium taken orally. Example sentencesExamples If it is desirable to stop the sweating abruptly, atropine hypodermically may be resorted to. It works well when hypodermically injected to tissue devoid of circulation and attains moderate bleaching effect when used as a pack. By hypodermically injecting a few ounces of liquid Tissue Builder, a pliable gel is quickly formed, filling emaciated and sunken tissue. The condition of these patients was alarming but improved under adrenalin hypodermically and artificial respiration. Origin Mid 19th century: from hypo- 'under' + Greek derma 'skin' + -ic. Rhymes taxidermic, thermic Definition of hypodermic in US English: hypodermic adjectiveˌhīpəˈdərmikˌhaɪpəˈdərmɪk Medicine 1attributive Relating to the region immediately beneath the skin. 〔医〕（与）皮下（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples TpnI 6a exons, the transcripts of which are mainly expressed in larval hypodermic muscles, may have evolved similarly. 1.1 (of a needle or syringe) used to inject a drug or other substance beneath the skin. （针，注射器）用于皮下注射的 Example sentencesExamples He paid a $200 fine for possession of hypodermic syringes, needles, and other paraphernalia. Last week, Riverside County voted 3-2 to reject a proposal to provide clean hypodermic needles to intravenous drug users. ‘Clean it up,’ Zornitza snapped, reaching for her ampoule and hypodermic syringe. It can also be spread among drug users via shared hypodermic needles. The force required to move a syringe plunger is measured using a hypodermic syringe tester. 1.2 (of a drug or other substance or its application) injected beneath the skin. （药物等或其应用）注射于皮下的 Example sentencesExamples But if instead of drinking the intoxicating liquor the victim takes it by hypodermic injection the Act does not apply, though the results may be equally disastrous. nounˌhīpəˈdərmikˌhaɪpəˈdərmɪk A hypodermic syringe or injection. 皮下注射器；皮下注射 the hypodermics left strewn around the piazza Example sentencesExamples The nurse with the hypodermic said the vaccine she would inject in my bicep included antibodies for a flu virus originating in New Caledonia. The user carries a pressure injector-style hypodermic which contains a very special kind of silicon saline suspension solution. ‘Empty,’ he sighed, nudging the hypodermic with his gun. The hypodermic was empty; and he twisted its cold glass surface about in his right hand fingers. It's comparable to finding junky hypodermics in the gutter at the Magic Kingdom. It looks brute ugly, but I almost prefer it to the display of hypodermics. Quartz pulls a hypodermic filled with a clear sparkling liquid out of his bag. ‘I'm going to give him some morphine,’ Rob said, taking the hypodermic out of the packaged and inserting in into the bottle. We see our young hero struggling with his asthma, which is treated with old-fashioned glass hypodermics of adrenaline. Effie put down the medical bag, took out a hypodermic and filled it with a powerful sedative. Since a bright yellow liquid sloshed around inside the hypodermic, it looked like today I was getting more drugs. Today one can just use a needle and syringe to inject a drug into the bloodstream, but other means were needed in the days before hypodermics. Leave your barrel in the street next to the supermarket trolley, the rotting sofa and the binbag full of used hypodermics. Also I had this dream in which I was escaping from a grapefruit farm, pursued by people with hypodermics filled with Botox. I just use a hypodermic with a heavy-gauge needle to suck out the paint, and another one to put in holy water. ‘One more shot and I'll let you go home,’ Dr. Kentwood cooed as he fooled with the hypodermic in his grasp. I just wanted us to be able to point out that that hypodermic did not have a needle attached and it was a painless application. The words slipped out easy, spent of any real conviction, like a used hypodermic. Jamison was at the bedside and took a hypodermic from the nurse, all the while beginning a steady stream of talk to the sick man. She was particularly concerned about an alleyway going behind the school as a possible dumping ground for hypodermics. Synonyms needle, syringe Origin Mid 19th century: from hypo- ‘under’ + Greek derma ‘skin’ + -ic.
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