dosed

• Antigo particípio passado do verbo 'dose', significando 'que recebeu uma dose de medicamento'. No inglês moderno, não é mais usado 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.

   Tratado com uma substância

   • 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.

   Sinônimosdopeddruggedtreated

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de administrar ou tomar uma quantidade medida de uma substância, geralmente um medicamento; também pode significar medir ou prescrever essa quantidade.

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.

   Dosar

   • 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.

   Sinônimosadministerdispensegivemedicatetreat

   Antônimoswithhold

2. Expose to somethingB2informal

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

   Expor a algo

   • 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.

   Sinônimosexposesubject