Do drugs or take drugs?
Is it "to do drugs" or "to take drugs"?
If both are possible, do they mean the same thing?
If not, when should I use each of them?
Would you please give me a few examples?
Thank you.
Top answer
To do drugs always means to habitually use drugs for mood enhancement (or because of addiction). To do drugs is a fairly colloquial phrase. To take drugs means to ingest drugs of any kind.
- To do drugs always means to habitually use drugs for mood enhancement (or because of addiction).
- To do drugs is a fairly colloquial phrase.
- To take drugs means to ingest drugs of any kind.
- It means the same as to use drugs .
- Medicinal drugs: She takes drugs to control her blood pressure.
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To do drugs always means to habitually use drugs for mood enhancement (or because of addiction). To do drugs is a fairly colloquial phrase.
To take drugs means to ingest drugs of any kind. It means the same as to use drugs.
Medicinal drugs:
She takes drugs to control her blood pressure.
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