Definition of primaquine in English:

primaquine

noun ˈpriːməkwiːnˈprʌɪməkwiːnˈprē-

mass nounMedicine

A synthetic compound derived from quinoline, used in the treatment of malaria.
〔医〕（治疟药）伯氨喹（啉）
Example sentencesExamples
- The authors also discuss the use of primaquine and other 8-aminoquinoline compounds that are being investigated for malarial prophylaxis in resistant areas.
- Several other drugs have been evaluated, including tetracycline, primaquine, sulfadiazine and pyrimethamine (Fansidar).
- Chemoprophylaxis may soon be advanced if Malarone, primaquine, or Tafenaquine (a new 8-aminoquinoline) become licensed for this indication.
- To prevent relapses, a course of primaquine may be given as terminal prophylaxis at the conclusion of the standard post-travel chemoprophylaxis regimen.
- Fifteen years ago, surveys done by the Ministry of Health found that most people on the island nation carry an enzyme that renders primaquine, a common anti-malarial drug, useless.

Origin

1940s: apparently from Latin prima (feminine of primus 'first') + quin(olin)e.

Definition of primaquine in US English:

primaquine

nounˈprē-

Medicine

A synthetic compound derived from quinoline, used in the treatment of malaria.
〔医〕（治疟药）伯氨喹（啉）
Example sentencesExamples
- The authors also discuss the use of primaquine and other 8-aminoquinoline compounds that are being investigated for malarial prophylaxis in resistant areas.
- Fifteen years ago, surveys done by the Ministry of Health found that most people on the island nation carry an enzyme that renders primaquine, a common anti-malarial drug, useless.
- Chemoprophylaxis may soon be advanced if Malarone, primaquine, or Tafenaquine (a new 8-aminoquinoline) become licensed for this indication.
- To prevent relapses, a course of primaquine may be given as terminal prophylaxis at the conclusion of the standard post-travel chemoprophylaxis regimen.
- Several other drugs have been evaluated, including tetracycline, primaquine, sulfadiazine and pyrimethamine (Fansidar).

Origin

1940s: apparently from Latin prima (feminine of primus ‘first’) + quin(olin)e.

词汇	primaquine
释义	Definition of primaquine in English: primaquine noun ˈpriːməkwiːnˈprʌɪməkwiːnˈprē- mass nounMedicine A synthetic compound derived from quinoline, used in the treatment of malaria. 〔医〕（治疟药）伯氨喹（啉） Example sentencesExamples The authors also discuss the use of primaquine and other 8-aminoquinoline compounds that are being investigated for malarial prophylaxis in resistant areas. Several other drugs have been evaluated, including tetracycline, primaquine, sulfadiazine and pyrimethamine (Fansidar). Chemoprophylaxis may soon be advanced if Malarone, primaquine, or Tafenaquine (a new 8-aminoquinoline) become licensed for this indication. To prevent relapses, a course of primaquine may be given as terminal prophylaxis at the conclusion of the standard post-travel chemoprophylaxis regimen. Fifteen years ago, surveys done by the Ministry of Health found that most people on the island nation carry an enzyme that renders primaquine, a common anti-malarial drug, useless. Origin 1940s: apparently from Latin prima (feminine of primus 'first') + quin(olin)e. Definition of primaquine in US English: primaquine nounˈprē- Medicine A synthetic compound derived from quinoline, used in the treatment of malaria. 〔医〕（治疟药）伯氨喹（啉） Example sentencesExamples The authors also discuss the use of primaquine and other 8-aminoquinoline compounds that are being investigated for malarial prophylaxis in resistant areas. Fifteen years ago, surveys done by the Ministry of Health found that most people on the island nation carry an enzyme that renders primaquine, a common anti-malarial drug, useless. Chemoprophylaxis may soon be advanced if Malarone, primaquine, or Tafenaquine (a new 8-aminoquinoline) become licensed for this indication. To prevent relapses, a course of primaquine may be given as terminal prophylaxis at the conclusion of the standard post-travel chemoprophylaxis regimen. Several other drugs have been evaluated, including tetracycline, primaquine, sulfadiazine and pyrimethamine (Fansidar). Origin 1940s: apparently from Latin prima (feminine of primus ‘first’) + quin(olin)e.
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