narcotics; addictive substances that are harmful to health, such as opium, heroin, or cocaine

a type of tiny microorganism that causes infection and can only reproduce inside the living cells of a host

to take or inject illegal drugs (such as heroin, opium, or methamphetamines)

to be poisoned; to suffer from physiological dysfunction or death caused by toxins; toxicosis

to disinfect or sterilize using chemical or physical methods to kill pathogens (including pasteurization)

poison gas; toxic gas used as a chemical weapon or a general term for any poisonous gas

drug dealer; drug trafficker

poison; toxicant; toxic drug

To engage in the illegal trade of narcotics; drug trafficking

the quality or degree of being poisonous to living organisms

poisonous; venomous; harmful to health; (of a person or situation) toxic

to kick a drug habit; to abstain from drugs

poisonous substance produced by living organisms

to ban or prohibit the production, sale, and use of illegal drugs

the state of being addicted to drugs; a dependency on narcotics formed through consumption

poisonous snake; viper

malicious; venomous; describes someone who is sinister and cruel in their intentions, methods, or speech

to put poison in something; to kill or harm by using poison

To investigate narcotics trafficking or capture drug smugglers

to kill with poison; to die from poisoning

To remove or neutralize harmful substances in the body

syphilis; a chronic bacterial infection usually spread by sexual contact; also called [[杨梅疮|楊梅瘡|yang2 mei2 chuang1]]

poisonous substance; poison

Illness caused by eating food contaminated by bacteria, chemicals, or natural toxins, typically resulting in symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain

An institution for helping people quit drug addiction; a drug rehabilitation center.

Describes something caused by or relating to a virus

to harm someone or something with poison, narcotics, or chemical waste, or to corrupt someone's mind and morals with pernicious influences

non-toxic; nonpoisonous; physically harmless to the body

venom; poisonous fluid

chief drug trafficker; the leader of a group that manufactures or sells illegal drugs

deadly poison; extremely poisonous

medicine used to neutralize or counteract the effects of a poison

A toxin found in the cell walls of certain bacteria, primarily complex lipopolysaccharides, that is released when the bacteria die; it can cause fever or shock in humans and animals.

violent treachery or a murderous scheme; a deadly blow or vicious attack intended to kill or seriously harm someone

A serious medical condition caused by kidney failure, where nitrogenous waste products build up in the blood; symptoms include nausea, headache, and convulsions, and it can lead to death.

crystal methamphetamine; ice. A synthetic stimulant drug that typically appears as white or translucent crystals or powder.

to beat someone up savagely; the act of thrashing or assaulting someone viciously

malicious and cruel; venomous or savage in nature or behavior

gas mask; protective mask or respirator used to prevent harm from toxic gases, biological weapons, or radioactive substances

pernicious influence or harmful ideas that have spread or been handed down, especially in culture or politics

Chemical substance used to kill or inhibit the growth of bacteria and viruses

human immunodeficiency virus (HIV); the AIDS virus

cruel and malicious; vicious; diabolic

The five traditional poisonous animals, typically identified as the scorpion, viper, centipede, house lizard, and toad.

a toxic chemical substance or drug

malignant tumor; cancer

having a venomous tongue; harsh, sarcastic, or biting in one's speech

the degree of pathogenicity of a microorganism or the potency of a toxin; virulence; toxicity

A harmful computer program that can copy itself and interfere with the normal operation of a computer; also referred to as [[电脑病毒|電腦病毒|dian4 nao3 bing4 du2]] or simply [[病毒|病毒|bing4 du2]].