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O.D.
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/ˌəʊˈdiː/
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/ˌoʊˈdiː/
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Explain how “O.D.” means “overdose” as a noun and “to overdose” as a verb.
Show how to use “O.D.” in a sentence, including the past-tense form “O.D.’d.”
Compare “O.D.” with the full word “overdose”: when is the abbreviation more natural?
Explain the pattern “O.D. on something” and give examples with medicines and drugs.
Teach me common collocations with “overdose,” such as “accidental overdose” and “overdose on painkillers.”
Explain the tone and contexts in which “O.D.” is appropriate, including its informal and sensitive uses.
Give me three short sentences using “O.D.” and ask me to identify whether it is a noun or a verb.
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