Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Addicted"

A: The people who are addicted to something

A: Ex:
1. She was addicted to coffee.
2. He became addicted to the drug.

A: https://www.thefreedictionary.com/addicted

A: “Drug addiction.”

“He is addicted to cigarettes.”

“He is addicted to his phone.”

“Don’t get addicted to alcohol.”

“I’m addicted to coffee!”

“You’re addicted to attention.”

“You have a healthy addiction.” ie: exercise.

A: As soon as I joined the gym , I was addicted or by the age of 15 John was addicted to heroin . I am addicted to chocolate

A: literally speaking, to be addicted is to have an addiction to something, and is usually pretty serious. He's addicted to drugs, gambling, alcohol, etc.

To be obsessed (watch spelling) means to have a very serious interest in something which takes up a lot (or all) of your attention. In theory, it's less serious than having an addiction.

BUT
Many people used the word "addicted" to mean they are just really interested in something. For example, I'm addicted to music, chocolate, watching netflix, etc.
In this case, the word just means the same thing as "obsessed"

A: Junkie is a more negative slang for someone with an addiction (usually used for people addicted to drugs). Many people use addiction (alcohol addiction, drug addiction, etc) instead because it sounds a little mean to use "junk" when talking about a person.

A: A person can be addicted to something. The thing that someone likes (too much) is addictive. E.g., "He is addicted to sugar" vs "Sugar is addictive"

A: They mean the same thing but are used depending on if you know the subject. "Addicted to" is used when you haven't stated the subject. "Addicted" is when it has already been stated.

Example 1: "You're drinking coffee again? Are you addicted?"
Example 2: "Are you addicted to drinking coffee?"

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A: ah-dic-ted

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A: Your pronunciation wasn't bad. The whole sentence would sound better if you asked "Are you addicted?"

A: 「Addicted. I'm addicted to pizza. Addicted.」と言いました。

A: Here you go!