单词 | dose |
释义 | dose I. 1. a. < the same amount daily in divided doses until the temperature remains normal > b. 2. < a faulty champagne can be hidden rather conveniently under a strong dose of sugarcane — Barrett McGurn > 3. a. < schools where reluctant youths are being exposed to a heavy dose of book learning unrelated to their interests and their ambitions — J.B.Conant > < so we gave him a large dose of squash and track work — Harry Gordon > < I had a long dose of Spinoza with far more admiration than previously — H.J.Laski > < after I saw my first burst damaged him I flew in closer and gave him a second dose > < taken in easy doses, a chapter at a time because of its close-packed variety, this book is a treasure-house of marvelous reading — Hal Lehrman > < feeding them immense doses of propaganda > b. nonstand 4. II. transitive verb 1. 2. a. b. < dosed the jeering lads with a bucket of water > < dosed him with a stiff course of reading in the Greek and Latin > 3. < a powerful ray that dosed the paint for a long period > < his dark mustache … was liberally dosed with bear grease — R.W.Thorp > 4. intransitive verb < he is forever dosing, but he gets worse > |
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