MDMA

MDMA — noun

1. an illegal drug, usually sold as small tablets or a powder, that gives users a s

1.名詞B2
釋義

an illegal drug, usually sold as small tablets or a powder, that gives users a strong feeling of energy, happiness, and closeness to others, and may cause them to see or hear things that are not real

例句

Fatima saw a warning poster at the train station about the dangers of taking MDMA at parties.

collocation: taking MDMA

Customs officers in Kaohsiung found MDMA powder hidden inside a shipment of children's books.

collocation: MDMA powder

同義詞
  • ecstasy

    the most common street name, especially for MDMA in tablet form; often shortened to 'E' or 'X'

  • Molly

    US slang for MDMA sold as a powder or crystal, implying higher purity; less common in Taiwan

  • E

    informal short form of ecstasy, used mainly in spoken English among young people

文法句型

take + MDMA

sell + MDMA

be on + MDMA

overdose on + MDMA

用法筆記

In everyday conversation, the street names ecstasy (for tablets) and Molly (for powder or crystals) are more common than the term MDMA, which appears mainly in news reports, health warnings, and official documents.

常見錯誤

❌MDMA and ecstasy are two different drugs.
✅MDMA is the chemical name for the active substance in ecstasy tablets.
💡ecstasy is a street name for the same drug, though street tablets often contain other substances mixed in.