Pronunciation: /prɪˈskraɪbd/
verb to recommend or order the use of something as a remedy or treatment
A1 The doctor prescribed me some medicine for my cold.
A2 The pharmacist prescribed the correct dosage for the patient.
B1 The therapist prescribed weekly sessions to help manage the anxiety.
B2 The nutritionist prescribed a diet plan tailored to the client's needs.
C1 The psychiatrist prescribed a combination of therapy and medication for the patient's depression.
C2 The specialist prescribed a specific treatment protocol for the rare disease.
adjective recommended or ordered as a remedy or treatment
A1 The doctor prescribed me some medication for my cold.
A2 The teacher prescribed a specific book for us to read for homework.
B1 The nutritionist prescribed a diet plan for the patient to follow.
B2 The therapist prescribed weekly sessions to help manage the client's anxiety.
C1 The judge prescribed a sentence of community service for the offender.
C2 The scientist prescribed a strict protocol for conducting the experiment.
formal The doctor prescribed medication to treat the patient's illness.
informal The doctor gave me some pills to take for my cold.
slang The doc hooked me up with some meds for my allergies.
figurative The therapist prescribed a daily routine of self-care for managing stress.
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