junkie
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++junk·ie, junky /ˈdʒʌŋki/ noun (plural junkies) [countable] informal 1. MDDADDICTEDsomeone who takes dangerous drugs and is dependent on them 吸毒成瘾者，有毒瘾者，瘾君子2 a TV/sports etc junkie informal ADDICTEDsomeone who likes something so much that they seem to be dependent on it – used humorously 电视迷/体育迷等〔幽默用法〕 a technology junkie 科技迷
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junkie• It is a dangerous part of town - there are thieves and junkies everywhere.• The toilets are often used by junkies who leave their needles lying around on the floor.• My dad's a TV junkie.junk·ie nounChineseSyllable
is on drugs dangerous dependent who Corpus and takes them someone
junkie
junk‧ie
, junky /ˈdʒʌŋki/ noun (plural junkies) [countable] informal
1. someone who takes dangerous drugs and is dependent on them
2. a TV/sports etc junkie someone who likes something so much that they seem to be dependent on it – used humorously:
a technology junkie
junk‧ie
, junky /ˈdʒʌŋki/ noun (plural junkies) [countable] informal1. someone who takes dangerous drugs and is dependent on them
2. a TV/sports etc junkie someone who likes something so much that they seem to be dependent on it – used humorously: