dose in Latin
dose in Latin is dosis — dose means a measured amount of medicine taken at one time.
dose in Latin
dosis
What does "dose" mean?
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noun A measured amount of medicine taken at one time.
"The label warns you not to take more than one dose a day."
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verb To give someone a dose of medicine or a drug.
"She dosed the sick child with cough syrup before bedtime."
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dose in a sentence
- The label warns you not to take more than one dose a day.
- Take one dose every eight hours with food.
- She dosed the sick child with cough syrup before bedtime.
- The farmer dosed the sheep against worms every spring.
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What is "dose" in Latin?
"dose" in Latin is dosis. dose means: A measured amount of medicine taken at one time.
How do you use "dose" in a sentence?
Example: "The label warns you not to take more than one dose a day." In Latin, "dose" is dosis.
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