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Meanings of pill (pills) in English
Portuguese
pílula 
A contraceptive in the form of a pill containing estrogen and progestin to inhibit ovulation and so prevent conception.
Usage of pills in English
1
French health authorities say this use of the newer pills is excessive.
2
Green swallowed the pills and within minutes she said she felt better.
3
We gobble up billions of dollars' worth of pain-reliever pills each year.
4
The pills were not tied to an increased risk of suicide, however.
5
She was a smoker; maybe she was also taking birth control pills.
6
But he probably wouldn't have taken sleeping pills, certainly not that early.
7
Each group took the pills three times a day for six months.
8
Homeopathy pills work no better than placebo pills, we know that much.
9
It's possible that Nel Abbott purchased the pills for her own use...'
10
Vitali's pills for focus, pills for energy, pills for strength: his charisma.
11
Sage tea was worth all the pills and nostrums in the world.
12
Lets hope the bouncers take some chill pills before opening the doors.
13
I slept fine and took no pills, but today was the same.
14
The pills were distributed nationwide with no specific geographic concentration, Pfizer said.
15
Dr Strauss gave me some pink pills to make me sleep good.
16
Clay knew about the various pills and potions the troops were allowed.
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Pills through the time
Pills across language varieties
Canada
Common
Australia
Less common
United States of America
Less common
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