tylenol

IPA/ˈtaɪ.lə.nɒl/
KK[tˈaɪlənˌɔl]IPA/ˈtaɪ.lə.nɑːl/

tylenol — noun

1. a US brand of acetaminophen that people use to lower a fever or ease ordinary pa

1.名詞B2
釋義

a US brand of acetaminophen that people use to lower a fever or ease ordinary pain such as headaches, toothaches, or sore muscles

例句

After the dental work, Gabriel took Tylenol before the numbness wore off.

take Tylenol before pain returns

The school nurse told Liang to call home before taking Tylenol for his fever.

take + Tylenol

同義詞
  • acetaminophen

    the generic drug name used on US medicine labels

  • paracetamol

    the international generic name for the same medicine

  • painkiller

    a broader everyday term that can refer to many different medicines

文法句型

take + Tylenol

Tylenol for + pain

two + Tylenol

用法筆記

Tylenol is chiefly an American brand name. Speakers often say take Tylenol without an article when they mean the medicine in general, but in informal speech they may say a Tylenol or two Tylenol when talking about tablets.

常見錯誤

I drank Tylenol for my headache.
I took Tylenol for my headache.
💡Use 'take' with medicine unless you are specifically talking about a liquid drink.
Tylenol means any painkiller.
Tylenol is one brand of acetaminophen.
💡It names a particular brand, not every medicine for pain.