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elixir
[ ih-lik-ser ]
noun
- Pharmacology. a sweetened, aromatic solution of alcohol and water containing, or used as a vehicle for, medicinal substances.
- Also called elixir of life. an alchemic preparation formerly believed to be capable of prolonging life.
- an alchemic preparation formerly believed to be capable of transmuting base metals into gold.
- the quintessence or absolute embodiment of anything.
- a panacea; cure-all; sovereign remedy.
elixir
/ 瑟藞濒瑟办蝉蓹 /
noun
- an alchemical preparation supposed to be capable of prolonging life indefinitely ( elixir of life ) or of transmuting base metals into gold
- anything that purports to be a sovereign remedy; panacea
- an underlying principle; quintessence
- a liquid containing a medicinal drug with syrup, glycerine, or alcohol added to mask its unpleasant taste
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of elixir1
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of elixir1
Example Sentences
鈥淚 realized dipping a toe in is fine, but be careful of the elixir of it,鈥 he says.
What the spending has produced, though, is a renewed source of motivation among players 鈥 serving as a potential elixir for any World Series hangover.
An "elixir of life" made from a "secret recipe" is given to the groundhog every summer which is what gives Phil his "longevity and youthful good looks", it says on the club's website.
Plus, a tasting of several nonalcoholic spritzes and elixirs for the sober and sober curious.
For the women behind the bar, they鈥檙e putting together tonics and elixirs with the power to heal, protect and nourish the human spirit.
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