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Definition of dosage - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
measurementmeasured amount of a substance added to something
- The dosage of sugar improved the wine's taste.
2.
therapyTECH. optimal amount and timing of a drugTECH.
- Finding the right dosage was crucial for her recovery.
Expressions with dosage
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planned timing and amounts for taking a medicine or treatment
The doctor adjusted her dosage schedule to reduce the side effects.
Origin of dosage
French, dose (quantity) + -age (suffix)
Terms with dosage included in their meaning
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dosage administration
the process of providing the correct amount of medicine
sports
administering full dosage of PEDs in bodybuilding
radiation unit
one thousandth of a rem used to measure radiation dosage
drug dosage
study and calculation of correct drug amounts for treatment
sports
gradual increase of drug dosage by athletes
dosage
less than needed for clinical purposes
medical
adjust drug dosage to achieve desired effects
medical
gradual adjustment of drug dosage
Examples of dosage in a sentence
A precise dosage is crucial for the experiment. The doctor adjusted the dosage to minimize side effects. It's important to follow the prescribed dosage for effectiveness.
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- French:dosage, posologie, ...
- German:Dosierung, ...
- Italian:dose, dosaggio, ...
- Spanish:dosis, ...
- Portuguese:dosagem, ...
- Chinese:用量, ...
- Japanese:投与量, 投薬量, ...
- Arabic:جَرْعَة, جُرْعَة, ...
- Hebrew:מִינוּן, מִשְׁטַר מִינּוּן, ...
- Russian:доза, ...
- Ukrainian:доза, режим прийому, ...
- Hindi:मात्रा, ...
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