«drug (narcotic)» en set llengües
Significatdrug (narcotic)
Espanyol
/ˈdɾoɡa/
f.manlleu · French drogue
Francès
/dʁɔɡ/
f.patrimonial
Attested since the 14th century; the origin is obscure.
Italià
/ˈdrɔɡa/
f.manlleu · French drogue
Also 'spice' in older usage: drogheria is a grocer's.
Portuguès
/ˈdɾɔɡɐ/
f.manlleu · French drogue
Also a mild curse: que droga! 'damn it!'.
Romanès
/droɡ/
neutremanlleu · French drogue
Plural droguri.
Català
/ˈdɾɔɡə/
f.manlleu · French drogue
Anglès
/dɹʌɡ/
del llatí/francès · Old French drogue
English drug is also a medicine; in the sisters that is a medicamento.
L’avantpassat
French drogue‘dried wares, drug (origin obscure)’
Les sis germanes en descendeixen, tret que s’indiqui el contrari a continuació.
La història
It began as a grocer's word for spices, dyes and dried remedies (French droguerie and Italian drogheria are still shops). The old guess, Dutch droog 'dry', is unproven. Today in every sister la droga is a narcotic.
Aprèn-la
En una frase
- esNunca ha tomado drogas.
- frIl n'a jamais pris de drogue.
- itNon ha mai fatto uso di droghe.
- ptEle nunca usou drogas.
- roN-a luat niciodată droguri.
- caMai no ha pres drogues.
- enHe has never taken drugs.