Definition of nux vomica in English:

nux vomica

noun nʌks ˈvɒmɪkəˌnʊks ˈvɑməkə

mass noun

1A spiny southern Asian tree with orange fruit and toxic seeds that are a commercial source of strychnine.
马钱子
Strychnos nux-vomica, family Loganiaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- The Nux Vomica, we learn, is also known as 'The Poison Tree'.
- De Abano in the fourteenth century included mercury, copper, lapis lazuli, arsenic sublimate, litharge, nux vomica, laurel berries, and hellebore in his De Remedis Venenorum.
- The Strychnine tree also known as Nux vomica, is an evergreen tree native to southeast Asia, a member of family Loganiaceae.
- Belladonna, sepia and nux vomica are among the most common ingredients.
- Extracts of nux vomica have been used in some preparations.
1. 1.1 A homeopathic preparation of the nux vomica used especially for the treatment of symptoms of overeating and overdrinking.
  马钱子制剂
  Example sentencesExamples
  Back pain can be ‘cured’ with horse chestnut and nux vomica.
  I also recommend the remedy nux vomica for sickness following surgery.
  A homeopathic remedy for hangovers is the attractively-named nux vomica, which is available in most health food stores.
  Other remedies you mentioned: Arnica montana and nux vomica.
  Homeopathic remedies, including nux vomica, iris, belladona and others seem to help some headache sufferers.

Origin

Late Middle English: from medieval Latin, from Latin nux 'nut' + vomica 'causing vomiting' (from vomere 'to vomit').

Definition of nux vomica in US English:

nux vomica

nounˌno͝oks ˈväməkəˌnʊks ˈvɑməkə

1A spiny southern Asian tree with orange fruit and toxic seeds that are a commercial source of strychnine.
马钱子
Strychnos nux-vomica, family Loganiaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- The Nux Vomica, we learn, is also known as 'The Poison Tree'.
- Belladonna, sepia and nux vomica are among the most common ingredients.
- De Abano in the fourteenth century included mercury, copper, lapis lazuli, arsenic sublimate, litharge, nux vomica, laurel berries, and hellebore in his De Remedis Venenorum.
- Extracts of nux vomica have been used in some preparations.
- The Strychnine tree also known as Nux vomica, is an evergreen tree native to southeast Asia, a member of family Loganiaceae.
1. 1.1 A homeopathic preparation of the nux vomica used especially for the treatment of symptoms of overeating and overdrinking.
  马钱子制剂
  Example sentencesExamples
  I also recommend the remedy nux vomica for sickness following surgery.
  Back pain can be ‘cured’ with horse chestnut and nux vomica.
  Other remedies you mentioned: Arnica montana and nux vomica.
  Homeopathic remedies, including nux vomica, iris, belladona and others seem to help some headache sufferers.
  A homeopathic remedy for hangovers is the attractively-named nux vomica, which is available in most health food stores.

Origin

Late Middle English: from medieval Latin, from Latin nux ‘nut’ + vomica ‘causing vomiting’ (from vomere ‘to vomit’).

单词	nux vomica
释义	Definition of nux vomica in English: nux vomica noun nʌks ˈvɒmɪkəˌnʊks ˈvɑməkə mass noun 1A spiny southern Asian tree with orange fruit and toxic seeds that are a commercial source of strychnine. 马钱子 Strychnos nux-vomica, family Loganiaceae Example sentencesExamples The Nux Vomica, we learn, is also known as 'The Poison Tree'. De Abano in the fourteenth century included mercury, copper, lapis lazuli, arsenic sublimate, litharge, nux vomica, laurel berries, and hellebore in his De Remedis Venenorum. The Strychnine tree also known as Nux vomica, is an evergreen tree native to southeast Asia, a member of family Loganiaceae. Belladonna, sepia and nux vomica are among the most common ingredients. Extracts of nux vomica have been used in some preparations. 1.1 A homeopathic preparation of the nux vomica used especially for the treatment of symptoms of overeating and overdrinking. 马钱子制剂 Example sentencesExamples Back pain can be ‘cured’ with horse chestnut and nux vomica. I also recommend the remedy nux vomica for sickness following surgery. A homeopathic remedy for hangovers is the attractively-named nux vomica, which is available in most health food stores. Other remedies you mentioned: Arnica montana and nux vomica. Homeopathic remedies, including nux vomica, iris, belladona and others seem to help some headache sufferers. Origin Late Middle English: from medieval Latin, from Latin nux 'nut' + vomica 'causing vomiting' (from vomere 'to vomit'). Definition of nux vomica in US English: nux vomica nounˌno͝oks ˈväməkəˌnʊks ˈvɑməkə 1A spiny southern Asian tree with orange fruit and toxic seeds that are a commercial source of strychnine. 马钱子 Strychnos nux-vomica, family Loganiaceae Example sentencesExamples The Nux Vomica, we learn, is also known as 'The Poison Tree'. Belladonna, sepia and nux vomica are among the most common ingredients. De Abano in the fourteenth century included mercury, copper, lapis lazuli, arsenic sublimate, litharge, nux vomica, laurel berries, and hellebore in his De Remedis Venenorum. Extracts of nux vomica have been used in some preparations. The Strychnine tree also known as Nux vomica, is an evergreen tree native to southeast Asia, a member of family Loganiaceae. 1.1 A homeopathic preparation of the nux vomica used especially for the treatment of symptoms of overeating and overdrinking. 马钱子制剂 Example sentencesExamples I also recommend the remedy nux vomica for sickness following surgery. Back pain can be ‘cured’ with horse chestnut and nux vomica. Other remedies you mentioned: Arnica montana and nux vomica. Homeopathic remedies, including nux vomica, iris, belladona and others seem to help some headache sufferers. A homeopathic remedy for hangovers is the attractively-named nux vomica, which is available in most health food stores. Origin Late Middle English: from medieval Latin, from Latin nux ‘nut’ + vomica ‘causing vomiting’ (from vomere ‘to vomit’).
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