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单词 prescription
释义
prescription
noun
uk
/prɪˈskrɪp.ʃən/us
/prɪˈskrɪp.ʃən/

prescriptionnoun(MEDICINE)

B1[C]
apieceofpaperon which adoctorwrites thedetailsof themedicineordrugsthat someoneneeds:
处方，药方；处方上开的药
a doctor's prescription医生的处方
a prescriptionforsedatives镇静剂的处方
Thedoctorshould give you arepeatprescription(= anotherpieceofpaperallowingmore of the samemedicineto be given, often without thepersonseeingthedoctoragain).医生应该给你开个重复处方。
Thesedrugsare onlyavailableonprescription(= with a prescription from adoctor).这些药只能凭处方购买。
Prescriptioncharges(= thestandardamountofmoneyyoupayfor anymedicineprescribedby adoctor)arerisinginJune.处方药费将在6月份上涨。
More examples
  • improperprescription ofmedicines
  • I was given thewrongtabletswhen thechemistmisreadmy prescription.
  • I got a prescription for somestrongerpainkillers.
  • I must take that prescription to thechemist.
  • When Iboughtmy newglasses, theythrewin afreepairof prescriptionsunglasses.
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Medicine in different forms
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  • injection
  • jab
  • jag
  • knockout drops
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  • mixture
  • patent medicine
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prescriptionnoun(RULE)

[CorU]formal
theactoftellingsomeoneelsewhat they must have or do:
建议；秘诀
So what is his prescriptionforsuccess?那么他认为成功的诀窍是什么？
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Giving orders & commands
  • all-points bulletin
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  • bossily
  • bossiness
  • bossyboots
  • call forsomeone
  • decree
  • defy
  • demand
  • dictate
  • expect
  • harry
  • importunate
  • lay down the lawidiom
  • officious
  • ordain
  • prescribe
  • shovesomeonearound
  • stick
  • stick out forsomething
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(Definition ofprescriptionfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

prescription| American Dictionary

prescription
noun[C]
us
/prɪˈskrɪp·ʃən/

prescriptionnoun[C](MEDICINE)

a doctor’s writtendirectionfor themedicinethat someoneneedsand how it is to be used, or themedicineitself:
Thedoctorgave me prescriptions forantibioticsandcoughsyrup.
Thedrugstorecalled to sayyourprescription isreadyto bepickedup.

prescriptionnoun[C](RULES)

rulesor asituationthat will have aparticulareffect:
The company’sreorganizationcould be a prescription fordisaster.
(Definition ofprescriptionfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

prescription| Business English

prescription
noun[C]
uk
/prɪˈskrɪpʃən/us
a doctor's writteninstructionfor themedicinethat someoneneedsand for how it should be used:
Thesedrugsare onlyavailableon prescription.
Thedoctorwrotehim aprescription fortwotablets, 100 mg each for atotalof 200 mg aday.
prescriptionmedications/medicines/pharmaceuticals
(Definition ofprescriptionfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofprescription

prescription
The prevalence of various symptoms and prescriptions for antibiotics and antiviral medications were also found to be independent of virus variant.
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The probabilities here can be derived from statistical data on the relative frequency of prescriptions of drugs under given conditions.
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Prescriptionof, or scope for, ceremonial usage was very largely (though not totally) expunged.
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The total number of prescriptions in a practice correlates positively with global adherence.
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A review ofprescriptionstatistics shows a reduction from 1997 to 1999, especially among those older than 75 years, particularly in women.
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There are of course many people, including language scholars of great probity, who are watchful aboutprescriptionand hostile to 'prescriptivism'.
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The number of drug groups for which prescriptions are limited or prohibited has been greatly enlarged.
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At present, prescriptions must be signed in ink, which prevents electronic transmission.
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These included difficulty in obtainingprescriptionpads, lack of electronic prescribing, pharmacists not being aware of supplementary prescribing, and the restrictions on antibiotic prescribing.
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The cost estimations of the treatment consists of costs for hospitalization, remuneration for the oncologists, and drug prescriptions.
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The omission is especially evident in institutional prescriptions for the reduction of ethnic conflict in severely divided societies.
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No one could recall any problems other than administrative ones resulting from uncollected prescriptions.
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During 1995 and 1996 the medicalprescriptionprotocols were adapted to the increasing need of the radiation technologists for more information.
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They felt willing to take responsibility for asking for aprescriptionbut were not con dent that prescribing practices were serving their patients well.
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For example, in order to discourage physicians from dispensing medicines, fees are increased if the physician writes prescriptions for outside pharmacies.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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