n.麻醉剂，毒品，酒类饮料
adj.麻醉的

He had too much to drink and the alcohol was an intoxicant.
他喝得太多了，酒精使他醉了。
Cigarettes contain nicotine, which can act as an intoxicant when smoked excessively.
香烟中含有尼古丁，过量吸烟时会起到致幻剂的作用。
The scent of jasmine can be an intoxicant for some people, inducing feelings of calm and relaxation.
对某些人来说，茉莉花的香气有如迷魂药，能使人感到平静和放松。
In many cultures, tea leaves are not only consumed for their taste but also for their mildly intoxicating properties.
在许多文化中，茶叶不仅因其味道而被饮用，还因为它们具有轻微的致幻效果。
She warned him that the drug was a powerful intoxicant and could lead to addiction.
她警告他那种药物是一种强烈的致幻剂，可能会导致成瘾。
The effects of the intoxicant caused him to lose control of his actions.
这种致幻剂的影响使他失去了对自己的行为控制。
Intoxicants like opium were widely used in ancient China for both medicinal and recreational purposes.
像鸦片这样的致幻剂在中国古代既用于医疗也用于娱乐目的。
Despite knowing the dangers, he continued to indulge in the intoxicant, hoping to escape his problems.
尽管知道危险，但他还是沉溺于这种致幻剂，希望能逃避他的问题。
The athlete tested positive for a banned intoxicant during the competition, leading to her disqualification.
这位运动员在比赛中被检测出含有禁止使用的致幻剂成分，因此被取消资格。
Some spiritual practices involve the use of natural intoxicants to induce altered states of consciousness.
一些精神修炼实践涉及使用天然致幻剂来诱导意识改变的状态。