side effect — An additional, usually unwanted effect of a drug or medical treatment
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: An additional, usually unwanted effect of a drug or medical treatment
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈsaɪd ɪˌfekt/
Korean meaning: 약물이나 치료의 부작용, 부수적인 효과
Korean pronunciation: **사이**드 이**펙**트
Example Sentences
- The diet pill promised quick weight loss, but the side effect of staying awake for three days straight wasn't in the fine print.
- Doctors must inform patients about all possible side effects before prescribing medication.
- The positive side effect of his new exercise routine was meeting his future wife at the gym.
side effect
NOUN//ˈsaɪd ɪˌfekt//
An additional, usually unwanted effect of a drug or medical treatment
An additional, usually unwanted effect of a drug or medical treatment
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Origin
'Side'는 '옆, 측면'을 뜻하는 고대 영어 'side'에서, 'effect'는 라틴어 'effectus'(결과, 성과)에서 유래했습니다. 즉, '주된 효과 옆에 있는 결과'라는 의미로 발전했습니다.
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“The diet pill promised quick weight loss, but the side effect of staying awake for three days straight wasn't in the fine print.”
“Doctors must inform patients about all possible side effects before prescribing medication.”
“The positive side effect of his new exercise routine was meeting his future wife at the gym.”
“She loved her new shampoo until she discovered its unusual side effect: her hair turned bright purple in sunlight.”
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