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Chinese to English translations [PRO] Art/Literary | |||||||
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5 | 操守者应该是那些曾经吸毒的“瘾君子” |
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5 | soberforever: permanently addition recover |
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4 | Rehabilitated addicts |
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4 | abstainer |
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3 | rehabilitated drug abuser |
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操守者应该是那些曾经吸毒的“瘾君子” Explanation: “瘾君子”比“药物滥用者”对毒品的依赖严重 I checked in the Web and found two are both relating to Opium and 戒毒。 former drug addicts Reference: http://www.nidd.ac.cn/zazhi/1999-4/tie.htm Reference: http://www.daytop.com.cn/sitemap.htm |
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rehabilitated drug abuser Explanation: 操守者 可能是 能够信守操行的人。 -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs 0 min (2003-12-16 17:59:00 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Sorry, I made a mistake before. |
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soberforever: permanently addition recover Explanation: an addition recover might use drug again, a soberforever would not use drug again. Reference: http://www.soberforever.net |
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Rehabilitated addicts Explanation: Your understanding is right. 操守者 are the drug addicts who have received successful detoxification, and are fully rehabilitated (Clean as you said), namely on any durgs. Reference: http://www.nidd.ac.cn/zazhi/1999-1/cyp.htm Reference: http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/features/drugpaper/drugf.h... |
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abstainer Explanation: 我理解,“操守者”是指曾经滥用药物但现已戒除的人。“操守者”似乎比“戒断者”的说法好一点,因为一个“守”字道出了“戒”的不易。我没戒过毒,但有多次戒烟的经验,对这个“守”字深有体会。稍微放松意志努力,就有可能故态复萌。戒毒与戒烟相比,就更难百倍。 从 abstainer 这个词在与戒毒、戒酒有关的文字中出现的频率看,它很可能就是“操守者”这个词的英文来源。 Reference: http://www.nidd.ac.cn/cihui.htm |
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