cannabis
/ˈkænəbɪs/ (bre, ipa) · [kˈænəbəs] /ˈkænəbɪs/ (ame, ipa) · [kˈænəbəs] /ˈka-nə-bəs How to pronounce cannabis (audio)/ (ame, mw)
cannabis — 名詞
1. a substance used as a drug, prepared from dried material from a hemp-like plant
大麻(毒品)
供吸食或食用、會使人放鬆的大麻製品
a substance used as a drug, prepared from dried material from a hemp-like plant and taken by smoking or eating to change how people feel
Haruto hid the smell of cannabis by opening every window in the flat.
Haruto 打開公寓裡的每一扇窗,好蓋住大麻的味道。
smell of cannabis — common noun phrase
At the music festival, security stopped Jabari for carrying cannabis in his jacket.
在音樂祭上,保全因為 Jabari 夾克裡帶著大麻而攔下他。
carry cannabis — common reporting context
The doctor warned Iris not to mix cannabis with her pain pills.
醫師警告 Iris 不要把大麻和她的止痛藥一起用。
After eating a cannabis brownie, Ziad felt dizzy and lay down.
吃了含大麻的布朗尼後,Ziad 覺得頭暈,只好躺下來。
Quan admitted he had tried cannabis once at university and hated it.
Quan 承認自己大學時試過一次大麻,但很不喜歡。
用法筆記
Usually uncountable when referring to the drug in general. In informal conversation, people often say 'weed', while 'cannabis' sounds more neutral or official.
常見錯誤
2. a tall plant grown for strong fibre and also for the drug taken from its leaves
大麻(植物)
可做纖維,也可作毒品來源的高大草本植物
a tall plant grown for strong fibre and also for the drug taken from its leaves and flowers
Farmers in Nepal once grew cannabis for rope and rough cloth.
尼泊爾的農民過去曾種植大麻來做繩子和粗布。
grow cannabis for fibre — crop use
The biology class compared cannabis leaves with the leaves of maple trees.
生物課上,學生把大麻葉和楓樹的葉子放在一起比較。
cannabis leaves — plant study context
A wild cannabis plant was growing beside the fence behind Marta's barn.
Marta 穀倉後面的圍籬旁長著一株野生的大麻植物。
Researchers measured how quickly young cannabis plants bent toward the light.
研究人員測量年輕的大麻植株朝向光線彎曲的速度。
The museum displayed old baskets woven from fibres taken from cannabis stems.
博物館展出用大麻莖纖維編成的老籃子。
- hemp
often used for the fibre crop or low-THC forms rather than as a full synonym in every context
用法筆記
Common in farming, science, and history when the speaker means the crop itself. Add 'plant' if the context might otherwise sound like the drug sense.