0 a substance such as alcohol that produces feelings of pleasure or happiness in a person -- 致醉物；麻醉品
The commercial interest of the drink trade, organised as now on a competitive basis, is to stimulate the very maximum consumption of intoxicants.
But this steady political campaign against intoxicants seems to me to be one fraught with very great danger.
In 1950 expenditure on intoxicants was £727 million; on tobacco, £778 million; on gambling, £650 million and on entertainment, £175 million, making a grand total of £2,330 million.
However, there still remains the important question of the rooms where people will not be able to get intoxicants at all.
And they have exhibited this tendency, which is both an intoxicant which destroys men, and sometimes as a means of testing their real nature.
There, all kinds of inferior intoxicants were produced with deplorable results.
It was possible to imagine that a metabolic error could produce an endogenous intoxicant.
It is also an offence for a vendor of intoxicating liquor knowingly to supply intoxicants to any person in charge of a motorcar.
