prescription drugs

基本解釋

Most of us take prescription drugs -- drugs that, by law, must be prescribed by a doctor -- at some point in our lives.
我們大多數(shù)人都會(huì)帶有處方藥劑—藥物法規(guī)定處方藥必須有醫(yī)生所有—所以在一定程度上左右著我們的生活。
If you take supplements, Rankin suggests you bring them in, since supplements aren't standardized like prescription drugs, and your doctor will want to see all the ingredients.
如果你吃一些補(bǔ)體藥物，記得要帶過來。因?yàn)樗鼈儾煌跇?biāo)準(zhǔn)的處方藥，醫(yī)生了解藥物的組成才能有的放矢的開新藥。
Parliamentary debates are in English. Even the instructions on bottles of prescription drugs come only in English or Afrikaans.
議會(huì)辯論也用英語，甚至瓶裝藥的藥方說明不是英語的就是南非荷蘭語。

In two thousand eight, the Journal of the American Medical Association published a study of unplanned deaths from prescription drugs.
The report said about sixty-six percent of those who died there from prescription drugs apparently had no prescription.
The Journal of the American Medical Association recently published a study of unplanned deaths from prescription drugs.

During tests, particularly SATs, kids are popping speed and prescription drugs meant to treat attention-deficit disorder.
FORBES: Magazine Article

A prescription drug is a medicine that you can buy only if you have a doctor's prescription for it.

處方藥
OBJECTIVE: To bring forward feasible suggestions for Direct-to-Consumer(DTC) marketing of prescription drugs.
目的:為規(guī)范我國處方藥直接面對(duì)消費(fèi)者(DTC)營銷提出可行性建議。