英语词汇“prescribe”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in the sense of decree

Definition

to order by decree

He got the two men off the hook by decreeing a general amnesty.

Synonyms

order,

rule,

command,

decide,

demand,

establish,

determine,

proclaim,

dictate,

prescribe,

pronounce,

lay down,

enact,

ordain (formal)

in the sense of define

Definition

to fix with precision

The Court must define the limits of its authority.

Synonyms

establish,

decide,

detail,

determine,

fix,

specify,

designate,

stipulate

in the sense of dictate

Circumstances dictated that they played a defensive game.

Synonyms

determine,

demand,

command,

establish,

prescribe,

pronounce,

decree,

ordain (formal)

in the sense of direct

Definition

to give orders with authority to (a person or group)

They have been directed to give special attention to poverty.

Synonyms

order,

command,

instruct,

charge (formal),

demand,

require,

bid,

enjoin,

adjure

in the sense of enjoin

Definition

to order (someone) to do something

She enjoined me strictly not to tell anyone else.

Synonyms

order,

charge (formal),

warn,

urge,

require,

direct,

bid,

command,

advise,

counsel,

prescribe,

instruct,

call upon

in the sense of fix

Definition

to settle definitely or decide upon

He's fixed a time when I can see him.

Synonyms

decide,

set,

name,

choose,

limit,

establish,

determine,

settle,

appoint,

arrange,

define,

conclude,

resolve,

arrive at,

specify,

agree on

in the sense of order

Definition

to command or instruct (to do something)

Williams ordered him to leave.

Synonyms

command,

instruct,

direct,

charge (formal),

demand,

require,

bid,

compel,

enjoin,

adjure

in the sense of order

The President has ordered a full investigation.

Synonyms

decree,

rule,

demand,

establish,

prescribe,

pronounce,

ordain (formal)

in the sense of recommend

Definition

to advise as the best course or choice

I recommend that you consult your doctor.

Synonyms

advise,

suggest,

advance,

propose,

urge,

counsel,

advocate,

prescribe,

put forward,

exhort (formal),

enjoin

in the sense of require

Definition

to order or command

She was required to take to the stage.

Synonyms

ask,

order,

bid,

command,

compel,

oblige,

instruct,

enjoin

单词	prescribe
释义	Trends of prescribe View usage for: prescribe (prɪskraɪb) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense prescribes, present participle prescribing, past tense, past participle prescribed 1. verb If a doctor prescribes medicine or treatment for you, he or she tells you what medicine or treatment to have. Our doctor diagnosed a throat infection and prescribed antibiotics and junior aspirin. [VERB noun] She took twice the prescribed dose of sleeping tablets. [VERB-ed] The law allows doctors to prescribe contraception to the under 16s. [VERB noun + to] Synonyms: specify, order, direct, stipulate More Synonyms of prescribe 2. verb If a person or set of laws or rules prescribes an action or duty, they state that it must be carried out. [formal] ...article II of the constitution, which prescribes the method of electing a president. [VERB noun] Alliott told Singleton he was passing the sentence prescribed by law. [VERB-ed] Synonyms: ordain [formal], set, order, establish More Synonyms of prescribe prescribe in British English (prɪˈskraɪb) verb 1. to lay down as a rule or directive 2. law to claim or acquire (a right, title, etc) by prescription 3. law to make or become invalid or unenforceable by lapse of time 4. medicine to recommend or order the use of (a drug or other remedy) Derived forms prescriber (preˈscriber) noun Word origin C16: from Latin praescrībere to write previously, from prae before + scrībere to write prescribe in American English (priˈskraɪb; prɪˈskraɪb) verb transitiveWord forms: preˈscribed or preˈscribing 1. to set down as a rule or direction; order; ordain; direct 2. to order or advise as a medicine or treatment said of physicians, etc. 3. Law to invalidate or outlaw by negative prescription verb intransitive 4. to set down or impose rules; dictate 5. to give medical advice or prescriptions 6. Law a. to claim a right or title through long use or possession b. to become invalidated or outlawed by negative prescription Derived forms prescriber (preˈscriber) noun Word origin L praescribere < prae-, before + scribere, to write: see pre- & scribe Examples of 'prescribe' in a sentence prescribe The heady feeling of power from a new outfit was better than anything the doctor could prescribe for you. Cathy Kelly JUST BETWEEN US (2002) `Run out of my own little stash and doctors nowadays have to account for every drug they prescribe. Sara MacDonald SEA MUSIC (2002) `I'll prescribe some mild tranquillisers for you, but on the whole I think a change of scene would do the trick. Barbara Erskine HIDING FROM THE LIGHT (2002) This was why the Hand Trembler and Sandoval had decided to prescribe an Enemy Way. Hillerman, Tony THE JOE LEAPHORN MYSTERIES (2002) In other languages prescribe British English: prescribe /prɪˈskraɪb/ VERB If a doctor prescribes treatment, he or she states what medicine or treatment a patient should have. The physician examines the patient and prescribes medication. American English: prescribe Arabic: يَصِفُ الطَّبِيبُ عِلاجَاً Brazilian Portuguese: receitar Chinese: 开处方 Croatian: propisati Czech: předepsat Danish: ordinere Dutch: voorschrijven European Spanish: prescribir Finnish: määrätä lääkettä French: prescrire German: verschreiben Greek: συνταγογραφώ Italian: prescrivere Japanese: 処方する Korean: 처방하다 Norwegian: foreskrive Polish: zalecić European Portuguese: receitar Romanian: a prescrie Russian: предписывать Latin American Spanish: prescribir Swedish: förskriva Thai: สั่งจ่ายยา Turkish: ilaç yazmak Ukrainian: призначати Vietnamese: kê thuốc Chinese translation of 'prescribe' prescribe (prɪˈskraɪb) vt (Med) 开(開) (kāi) (= state) 规(規)定 (guīdìng) to prescribe sth for sb/sth 给(給)某人/因为(為)某事开(開)某物 (gěi mǒurén/yīnwèi mǒushì kāi mǒuwù) 1 (verb) in the sense of specify Definition to recommend the use of (a medicine or other remedy) Our doctor prescribed antibiotics for her throat infection. Synonyms specify He has not specified what action he would like them to take. order Williams ordered him to leave. direct They have been directed to give special attention to poverty. stipulate International rules stipulate the number of foreign entrants. write a prescription for 2 (verb) in the sense of ordain Definition to lay down as a rule The judge said he was passing the sentence prescribed by law. Synonyms ordain (formal) He ordained that they should wear uniform in public. set the people who set the rules for the tournament order The President has ordered a full investigation. establish rule The court ruled that laws passed by the assembly remained valid. require She was required to take to the stage. fix He's fixed a time when I can see him. recommend I recommend that you consult your doctor. impose appoint We met at the time appointed. command He commanded his troops to attack. define The Court must define the limits of its authority. dictate Circumstances dictated that they played a defensive game. assign He assigned her all his land. lay down decree He got the two men off the hook by decreeing a general amnesty. stipulate enjoin She enjoined me strictly not to tell anyone else. Additional synonyms in the sense of appoint Definition to fix or decide (a time or place for an event) We met at the time appointed. Synonyms decide, set, choose, establish, determine, settle, fix, arrange, specify, assign, designate, allot in the sense of assign Definition to set apart (a place or time) for a particular function or event He assigned her all his land. Synonyms allocate, give, determine, fix, appoint, distribute, earmark, mete in the sense of command Definition to order or compel He commanded his troops to attack. Synonyms order, tell, charge (formal), demand, require, dictate, direct, bid, compel, enjoin Synonyms of 'prescribe' prescribe Explore 'prescribe' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of decree Definition to order by decree He got the two men off the hook by decreeing a general amnesty. Synonyms order, rule, command, decide, demand, establish, determine, proclaim, dictate, prescribe, pronounce, lay down, enact, ordain (formal) in the sense of define Definition to fix with precision The Court must define the limits of its authority. Synonyms establish, decide, detail, determine, fix, specify, designate, stipulate in the sense of dictate Circumstances dictated that they played a defensive game. Synonyms determine, demand, command, establish, prescribe, pronounce, decree, ordain (formal) in the sense of direct Definition to give orders with authority to (a person or group) They have been directed to give special attention to poverty. Synonyms order, command, instruct, charge (formal), demand, require, bid, enjoin, adjure in the sense of enjoin Definition to order (someone) to do something She enjoined me strictly not to tell anyone else. Synonyms order, charge (formal), warn, urge, require, direct, bid, command, advise, counsel, prescribe, instruct, call upon in the sense of fix Definition to settle definitely or decide upon He's fixed a time when I can see him. Synonyms decide, set, name, choose, limit, establish, determine, settle, appoint, arrange, define, conclude, resolve, arrive at, specify, agree on in the sense of order Definition to command or instruct (to do something) Williams ordered him to leave. Synonyms command, instruct, direct, charge (formal), demand, require, bid, compel, enjoin, adjure in the sense of order The President has ordered a full investigation. Synonyms decree, rule, demand, establish, prescribe, pronounce, ordain (formal) in the sense of recommend Definition to advise as the best course or choice I recommend that you consult your doctor. Synonyms advise, suggest, advance, propose, urge, counsel, advocate, prescribe, put forward, exhort (formal), enjoin in the sense of require Definition to order or command She was required to take to the stage. Synonyms ask, order, bid, command, compel, oblige, instruct, enjoin Additional synonyms in the sense of rule Definition to decide authoritatively The court ruled that laws passed by the assembly remained valid. Synonyms decree, find, decide, judge, establish, determine, settle, resolve, pronounce, lay down, adjudge in the sense of set Definition to arrange or establish the people who set the rules for the tournament Synonyms impose, specify, lay down, decree, ordain (formal) in the sense of stipulate Definition to specify (something) as a condition of an agreement International rules stipulate the number of foreign entrants. Synonyms specify, state, agree, require, promise, contract, settle, guarantee, engage, pledge, lay down, covenant, postulate, insist upon, lay down or impose conditions
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