ADDICTION - translation to arabic
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ADDICTION - translation to arabic


ADDICTION         
  • alcohol withdrawal]], otherwise known as ''[[delirium tremens]]''
  • [[Transdermal]] patch used in [[nicotine replacement therapy]]
STATE CHARACTERIZED BY COMPULSIVE ENGAGEMENT IN REWARDING STIMULI DESPITE ADVERSE CONSEQUENCES
Addictive; Drug addiction; Addict; Drug addict; Addictiveness; Psychological addiction; Psychological Addiction; Psychological addictions; Drug-addiction; Drug addicts; Addictions; Addicts; Psychologically addictive; Drug addictions; Addictive disorders; Substance addiction; -holism; Anti-addictive; Anti-addiction; Drug-addicted; -holic; Neurobiological Addiction; Addictive drugs; Addictive drug; Habit forming; Addicted to drugs; Antiaddictive; Antiaddictive drug; Antiaddictive agent; Anti-addictive agent; Anti-addictive drug; Additcion; Drug seeking behaviour; Addictive potential; Behavioral sensitization; Oholic; Aholic; Addiction diseases; User (drug); -aholic; Chemical addiction; Drug addiciton; Behavioural sensitisation; Addiction research; Addiction to drugs; Addictive stimuli; Addictive stimulus; Therapy for addictions; Reward sensitization; Addiction potential; Reward cross-sensitization; Adiction; Treatment of addiction; Drug Addicts; Drug Addict; Risk factors for addiction; Drugs of addiction; Addictive disorder; Epidemiology of addiction; Addiction disorder; Addiction disorders; Genetics of addiction; Economic impact of drug addiction; Economic costs of drug addiction; Genetic risk factors for addiction; Environmental risk factors for addiction; Causes of addiction; Causes of drug addiction

ألاسم

إِدْمانُ المُسْكِرات , إِدْمانٌ على الكُحُول ; مُعَاقَرَة ; إِدْمان

addiction         
  • alcohol withdrawal]], otherwise known as ''[[delirium tremens]]''
  • [[Transdermal]] patch used in [[nicotine replacement therapy]]
STATE CHARACTERIZED BY COMPULSIVE ENGAGEMENT IN REWARDING STIMULI DESPITE ADVERSE CONSEQUENCES
Addictive; Drug addiction; Addict; Drug addict; Addictiveness; Psychological addiction; Psychological Addiction; Psychological addictions; Drug-addiction; Drug addicts; Addictions; Addicts; Psychologically addictive; Drug addictions; Addictive disorders; Substance addiction; -holism; Anti-addictive; Anti-addiction; Drug-addicted; -holic; Neurobiological Addiction; Addictive drugs; Addictive drug; Habit forming; Addicted to drugs; Antiaddictive; Antiaddictive drug; Antiaddictive agent; Anti-addictive agent; Anti-addictive drug; Additcion; Drug seeking behaviour; Addictive potential; Behavioral sensitization; Oholic; Aholic; Addiction diseases; User (drug); -aholic; Chemical addiction; Drug addiciton; Behavioural sensitisation; Addiction research; Addiction to drugs; Addictive stimuli; Addictive stimulus; Therapy for addictions; Reward sensitization; Addiction potential; Reward cross-sensitization; Adiction; Treatment of addiction; Drug Addicts; Drug Addict; Risk factors for addiction; Drugs of addiction; Addictive disorder; Epidemiology of addiction; Addiction disorder; Addiction disorders; Genetics of addiction; Economic impact of drug addiction; Economic costs of drug addiction; Genetic risk factors for addiction; Environmental risk factors for addiction; Causes of addiction; Causes of drug addiction
‎ إِدْمان‎
addiction         
  • alcohol withdrawal]], otherwise known as ''[[delirium tremens]]''
  • [[Transdermal]] patch used in [[nicotine replacement therapy]]
STATE CHARACTERIZED BY COMPULSIVE ENGAGEMENT IN REWARDING STIMULI DESPITE ADVERSE CONSEQUENCES
Addictive; Drug addiction; Addict; Drug addict; Addictiveness; Psychological addiction; Psychological Addiction; Psychological addictions; Drug-addiction; Drug addicts; Addictions; Addicts; Psychologically addictive; Drug addictions; Addictive disorders; Substance addiction; -holism; Anti-addictive; Anti-addiction; Drug-addicted; -holic; Neurobiological Addiction; Addictive drugs; Addictive drug; Habit forming; Addicted to drugs; Antiaddictive; Antiaddictive drug; Antiaddictive agent; Anti-addictive agent; Anti-addictive drug; Additcion; Drug seeking behaviour; Addictive potential; Behavioral sensitization; Oholic; Aholic; Addiction diseases; User (drug); -aholic; Chemical addiction; Drug addiciton; Behavioural sensitisation; Addiction research; Addiction to drugs; Addictive stimuli; Addictive stimulus; Therapy for addictions; Reward sensitization; Addiction potential; Reward cross-sensitization; Adiction; Treatment of addiction; Drug Addicts; Drug Addict; Risk factors for addiction; Drugs of addiction; Addictive disorder; Epidemiology of addiction; Addiction disorder; Addiction disorders; Genetics of addiction; Economic impact of drug addiction; Economic costs of drug addiction; Genetic risk factors for addiction; Environmental risk factors for addiction; Causes of addiction; Causes of drug addiction
إِدْمان

Definition

addiction
(addictions)
1.
Addiction is the condition of taking harmful drugs and being unable to stop taking them.
She helped him fight his drug addiction.
...long-term addiction to nicotine.
N-VAR: oft n N, N to n
2.
An addiction to something is a very strong desire or need for it.
He needed money to feed his addiction to gambling...
N-VAR: oft N to n

Wikipedia

Addiction
| image = Brain metabolism and drug addiction.jpg
Examples of use of ADDICTION
1. "I cannot relate to this addiction or so–called addiction.
2. Most addiction centres focus on treating alcohol and heroin addiction.
3. "Let us transform these centers of gambling addiction into centers of reading addiction," Luzhkov said.
4. An addiction is an addiction – we‘ve had to accept that now.
5. While child abuse because of drug addiction is common, abuse rooted in video game addiction is rare, Viloria said.