dosed

• Participio pasado obsoleto del verbo 'dose', que significa 'que ha recibido una dosis de medicamento'. En inglés moderno ya no se usa como adjetivo.

An archaic past participle of the verb 'dose', meaning 'given a dose of medicine'. It is no longer used in modern English as an adjective.

1. Treated with a substanceB2formal

   Having received a specific amount of a substance, such as a medicine, chemical, or other application.

   dosificado

   • The plants were dosed with a special fertilizer to promote growth.
   • The patient was dosed with antibiotics for the infection.
   • The wood was dosed with a preservative to prevent rot.

   Sinónimosdopeddruggedtreated

• Verbo que se usa para administrar o medir una cantidad determinada de una sustancia, generalmente un medicamento o fármaco.

A verb used to indicate the act of administering a measured amount of a substance, typically a medicine or drug.

1. Administer medicationB2formalmedical

   To give someone a measured amount of a medicine or drug.

   Administrar una dosis

   • The nurse dosed the patient with antibiotics every six hours.
   • He dosed himself with painkillers for his headache.
   • The doctor carefully dosed the child's cough syrup.

   Sinónimosadministerdispensegivemedicatetreat

   Antónimoswithhold

2. Expose to somethingB2informal

   To subject someone or something to a quantity of something, often unpleasant.

   Exponer a una cantidad

   • The plants were dosed with fertilizer to promote growth.
   • She dosed the coffee with extra sugar.
   • The workers were dosed with radiation during the accident.

   Sinónimosexposesubject