Definition of major tranquillizer in English:

major tranquillizer

(British major tranquilliser) (US major tranquilizer)

noun

A tranquillizer of the kind used to treat psychotic states.
（用于治疗精神病的）强镇静剂，强安定药
Example sentencesExamples
- This means that twenty-five per cent of the major tranquillisers are connected with fluoride.
- People taking major tranquilizers for a long period of time risk something termed tardive dyskinesia.
- The history with major tranquilizers may give a clue as to what might be in store.
- Thus, the use of major tranquilizers should be carefully scrutinized and reserved for appropriate indications.
- Certain major tranquilizers prevent shivering, limiting the body's ability to generate heat.
- Unlike minor tranquilizers, major tranquilizers of the antipsychotic type are not addictive.
- In the manic phase, a group of drugs known as the major tranquillizers or neuroleptic drugs are particularly useful.
- At the time the major tranquilizers were introduced, the lobotomy was touted highly and widely used by psychiatrists.
- The drugs used for schizophrenia are antipsychotics or neuroleptics (major tranquillizers).
- One charity client with these problems found that an anti-depressant augmented by a major tranquilliser was effective.
- Her diagnosis of bipolar/schizoaffective disorder had been disabling for years, and she had been dependent on a variety of major tranquilizers.
- The prolonged use of neuroleptic drugs (major tranquillizers) can produce movement disorders, including tremors, tics, and smacking of the lips.
- Alternatively, a huge dose of a major tranquiliser usually does the trick for me.
- The ‘Neuroleptic’ effects of the major tranquilisers was first noted by Charpentier.
- Her occlusion began to be wrong before one year after taking major tranquilizer, that is haloperidol.
- The usual standard of practice before administration of major tranquilizers is a written consent.
- Many impressive claims have been made about major tranquillisers by psychiatrists and pharmacologists alike.
- Some drugs need to be taken regularly to have an effect, e.g. antidepressants and major tranquillisers.
- I am at a stage when I had to dose myself twice with a major tranquiliser just to calm down and not freak out.
- The major tranquilizers do not produce effects generally experienced as pleasurable, and are thus rarely abused.

Definition of major tranquilizer in US English:

major tranquilizer

(British major tranquilliser, major tranquillizer)

noun

A tranquilizer of the kind used to treat psychotic states.
（用于治疗精神病的）强镇静剂，强安定药
Example sentencesExamples
- Some drugs need to be taken regularly to have an effect, e.g. antidepressants and major tranquillisers.
- Her diagnosis of bipolar/schizoaffective disorder had been disabling for years, and she had been dependent on a variety of major tranquilizers.
- In the manic phase, a group of drugs known as the major tranquillizers or neuroleptic drugs are particularly useful.
- The drugs used for schizophrenia are antipsychotics or neuroleptics (major tranquillizers).
- Certain major tranquilizers prevent shivering, limiting the body's ability to generate heat.
- The history with major tranquilizers may give a clue as to what might be in store.
- The prolonged use of neuroleptic drugs (major tranquillizers) can produce movement disorders, including tremors, tics, and smacking of the lips.
- Many impressive claims have been made about major tranquillisers by psychiatrists and pharmacologists alike.
- Unlike minor tranquilizers, major tranquilizers of the antipsychotic type are not addictive.
- The usual standard of practice before administration of major tranquilizers is a written consent.
- Her occlusion began to be wrong before one year after taking major tranquilizer, that is haloperidol.
- Alternatively, a huge dose of a major tranquiliser usually does the trick for me.
- Thus, the use of major tranquilizers should be carefully scrutinized and reserved for appropriate indications.
- This means that twenty-five per cent of the major tranquillisers are connected with fluoride.
- The ‘Neuroleptic’ effects of the major tranquilisers was first noted by Charpentier.
- The major tranquilizers do not produce effects generally experienced as pleasurable, and are thus rarely abused.
- At the time the major tranquilizers were introduced, the lobotomy was touted highly and widely used by psychiatrists.
- People taking major tranquilizers for a long period of time risk something termed tardive dyskinesia.
- One charity client with these problems found that an anti-depressant augmented by a major tranquilliser was effective.
- I am at a stage when I had to dose myself twice with a major tranquiliser just to calm down and not freak out.

词汇	major tranquillizer
释义	Definition of major tranquillizer in English: major tranquillizer (British major tranquilliser) (US major tranquilizer) noun A tranquillizer of the kind used to treat psychotic states. （用于治疗精神病的）强镇静剂，强安定药 Example sentencesExamples This means that twenty-five per cent of the major tranquillisers are connected with fluoride. People taking major tranquilizers for a long period of time risk something termed tardive dyskinesia. The history with major tranquilizers may give a clue as to what might be in store. Thus, the use of major tranquilizers should be carefully scrutinized and reserved for appropriate indications. Certain major tranquilizers prevent shivering, limiting the body's ability to generate heat. Unlike minor tranquilizers, major tranquilizers of the antipsychotic type are not addictive. In the manic phase, a group of drugs known as the major tranquillizers or neuroleptic drugs are particularly useful. At the time the major tranquilizers were introduced, the lobotomy was touted highly and widely used by psychiatrists. The drugs used for schizophrenia are antipsychotics or neuroleptics (major tranquillizers). One charity client with these problems found that an anti-depressant augmented by a major tranquilliser was effective. Her diagnosis of bipolar/schizoaffective disorder had been disabling for years, and she had been dependent on a variety of major tranquilizers. The prolonged use of neuroleptic drugs (major tranquillizers) can produce movement disorders, including tremors, tics, and smacking of the lips. Alternatively, a huge dose of a major tranquiliser usually does the trick for me. The ‘Neuroleptic’ effects of the major tranquilisers was first noted by Charpentier. Her occlusion began to be wrong before one year after taking major tranquilizer, that is haloperidol. The usual standard of practice before administration of major tranquilizers is a written consent. Many impressive claims have been made about major tranquillisers by psychiatrists and pharmacologists alike. Some drugs need to be taken regularly to have an effect, e.g. antidepressants and major tranquillisers. I am at a stage when I had to dose myself twice with a major tranquiliser just to calm down and not freak out. The major tranquilizers do not produce effects generally experienced as pleasurable, and are thus rarely abused. Definition of major tranquilizer in US English: major tranquilizer (British major tranquilliser, major tranquillizer) noun A tranquilizer of the kind used to treat psychotic states. （用于治疗精神病的）强镇静剂，强安定药 Example sentencesExamples Some drugs need to be taken regularly to have an effect, e.g. antidepressants and major tranquillisers. Her diagnosis of bipolar/schizoaffective disorder had been disabling for years, and she had been dependent on a variety of major tranquilizers. In the manic phase, a group of drugs known as the major tranquillizers or neuroleptic drugs are particularly useful. The drugs used for schizophrenia are antipsychotics or neuroleptics (major tranquillizers). Certain major tranquilizers prevent shivering, limiting the body's ability to generate heat. The history with major tranquilizers may give a clue as to what might be in store. The prolonged use of neuroleptic drugs (major tranquillizers) can produce movement disorders, including tremors, tics, and smacking of the lips. Many impressive claims have been made about major tranquillisers by psychiatrists and pharmacologists alike. Unlike minor tranquilizers, major tranquilizers of the antipsychotic type are not addictive. The usual standard of practice before administration of major tranquilizers is a written consent. Her occlusion began to be wrong before one year after taking major tranquilizer, that is haloperidol. Alternatively, a huge dose of a major tranquiliser usually does the trick for me. Thus, the use of major tranquilizers should be carefully scrutinized and reserved for appropriate indications. This means that twenty-five per cent of the major tranquillisers are connected with fluoride. The ‘Neuroleptic’ effects of the major tranquilisers was first noted by Charpentier. The major tranquilizers do not produce effects generally experienced as pleasurable, and are thus rarely abused. At the time the major tranquilizers were introduced, the lobotomy was touted highly and widely used by psychiatrists. People taking major tranquilizers for a long period of time risk something termed tardive dyskinesia. One charity client with these problems found that an anti-depressant augmented by a major tranquilliser was effective. I am at a stage when I had to dose myself twice with a major tranquiliser just to calm down and not freak out.
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