dosing

A noun referring to the act or process of administering a measured amount of a substance, such as a medication or chemical, typically according to a prescribed schedule or quantity.

• 🇨🇳名词，指按规定剂量或时间间隔给予药物或化学物质的行为或过程。

1. Administration of a measured amount B2 formal medical

   The act of giving a specific quantity of a substance, especially a drug or medicine, at regular intervals.

   • The doctor adjusted the dosing schedule for the patient.
   • Proper dosing is critical to avoid side effects.
   • The nurse is responsible for the daily dosing of antibiotics.

   🇨🇳给药

   同义词: administrationapplicationdosage

2. Application of a substance C1 formal technical

   The process of adding a measured amount of a chemical or substance to a system or process.

   • The dosing of chlorine in the water treatment plant is automated.
   • Precise dosing of fertilizer is essential for crop growth.
   • The technician calibrated the dosing pump for the chemical solution.

   🇨🇳投加

   同义词: additionadministrationdosage

• dosings plural form
• dosings' possessive plural form
• dosing's possessive singular form

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

• 🇨🇳动词，指给某人或某物服用或注射一定剂量的药物或制剂；也可指测量或配定剂量。

1. Administer medication B2 formal medical

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

   • 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.

   🇨🇳给药

   同义词: administerdispensegivemedicatetreat

   反义词: withhold

2. Expose to something B2 informal

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

   • 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.

   🇨🇳使遭受

   同义词: exposesubject

• dosed past participle
• dosed past simple
• dosing present participle
• doses third person singular