Collocations for "dose"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "dose" in context.
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dose
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- a [heavy, medium, high, low] dose (of)
- a dose of [medicine, cough syrup, pills, tablets, medication]
- a [5]-mg dose
- a dose of [5] mg
- your daily dose of [vitamin C, reality TV]
- a dose of [reality, bad luck, fortune]
- [exceeded, surpassed] the daily dose (of)
- had their dose of fun
- I like [it, him, children], but only in small doses!
- [have, get] your dose of [sex, humor]
- detect doses of radioactivity
- a heavy dose of [humor, comedy, wit, irony]
- dosed [her, the patient]
- dosed her with [aspirin, antibiotics, sedatives]
- was dosed with [aspirin]
- dose yourself with [vitamins, proteins, supplements]
- dosed [nightly, daily, 3 times a day]
- dosed to [reduce, alleviate, improve, boost, make]
- the [petrol, whiskey] is dosed with [lead, water]
- dose the [bread, water] with [chemicals, acid]
- the dose [level, amount, rate]
'dose' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):