Key Vocabulary List. addict, addiction, to be / get addicted to smthaddict, addiction, to be / get addicted to smth addictive, addictive disorders, addictive drugs, addictive substances substance abuse, glue sniffing to relate to smth; diseases, drug-related / smoke-related / alcohol-related diseases to be prone to respiratory diseases to impede child development to smoke in the workplace / on the job / off the job per capita (cigarette) consumption, teenage / women / men smoking rate cigarette vending machines, cigarette brands, brand names of cigarettes to ban cigarette sales to minors, to introduce the ban on smoking, to prohibit/ban smoking on the company premises, to ban tobacco advertising on billboards to halt the growth in tobacco use among minors to penalize, penalty, to stiffen penalties, to fine to reduce tobacco use, to cut down smoking, to establish non-smoking areas to test for drugs/ for substances, to screen for nicotine to be a heavy smoker/ a chain smoker to be exposed to second-hand smoking to put out a cigarette, to light (up) a cigarette, a cigarette lighter to be on an increase, to increase / rise / grow by 5 per cent decrease / fall / decline in smth; a 5 per cent decrease rise / increase in smth, twofold / threefold / fourfold increase in smth to double, to triple to cause high absenteeism / productivity losses, to impair productivity, to be less productive, poor performance at work to turn away applicants, to discriminate against smokers to disseminate information effective / ineffective measures to take up the habit, to break the habit to give up / quit smoking to adopt male working patterns / male patterns of behaviour to target, to be targeted at smb to be / get hooked on smth mood swings, behaving out of character to tackle a problem to carry health warnings, to place health warnings on cigarette packages to highlight smth, to be highlighted to change drastically / dramatically discrimination on the basis of national origin, race, religion, sex or age Text A
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