aspirin

美音：['æsprɪn] 英音：['æsprɪn]

简单释义：

n.阿司匹林（镇痛解热消炎药）

网络阿斯匹灵；阿斯匹林；阿司匹灵

变形：

复数：aspirins

完整释义：

1.阿司匹林〔退热药〕
2.乙酰水杨酸
3.去氧麻黄碱合剂

例句：

Aspirin users took at least two standard 325 mg tablets a week or used aspirin at least twice a week.
阿斯匹林使用者一周至少需要用标准含量为325毫克片剂两片，或每周至少使用阿斯匹林两次。
The study compared patients who took 325 milligrams of aspirin at least 2 times a week with those who did not use aspirin.
这项研究是拿每星期至少服用325毫克阿司匹林的病人和那些不服用阿司匹林的病人做比较的。
Actually, Marret and colleagues saw a trend toward lesser rates of behavioral impairment among the children exposed to low-dose aspirin.
事实上，Marret和同事观察到低剂量阿司匹林暴露的儿童组有行为缺陷发生率较低的倾向。
The doctor told him to take two tablets of aspirin before every meal.
医生告诉他每天饭前吃两片阿斯匹林。
He said there was some evidence that the intestines adjusted to aspirin over the long term.
他说，已经有调整肠道以长期适应阿司匹林的实例了。
Nice has never been asked by the department to develop guidance on aspirin and cancer prevention.
Nice从未被要求在阿司匹林和预防癌症方面作出指导。
That's why in Britain, America, France and Russia aspirin is not a patent medicine, and is spelled with a small "a. "
所在英国、美国、法国与俄罗斯，阿司匹林不是专利药物，且以小写开头。
To compare the long-term Pharmacia-economic effect of Aspirin with that of Ticlopidine in prevention of the recurrence of stroke.
比较阿司匹林和噻氯匹啶预防脑卒中复发的长期药物经济学效果。

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