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prescribed

/prɪsˈkraɪbd/

Translations

prescribedadjective

more prescribed

Comp.

most prescribed

Super.

/prɪsˈkraɪbd/

предписанный

The patient must take the prescribed medication daily.

Пациент должен принимать предписанное лекарство ежедневно.

назначенный

She followed the prescribed treatment plan carefully.

Она тщательно следовала назначенному плану лечения.

Synonyms

prescribedpast participle

/prɪˈskraɪbd/

Used as an adjective derived from the past participle of 'prescribe'.

Synonyms

prescribeverb

prescribed

Past Simple

prescribed

Past Simple

prescribed

Past Participle

prescribing

Gerund

/prɪsˈkraɪb/

прописать

The doctor will prescribe medication for your condition.

Врач пропишет лекарство для вашего состояния.

назначить

The therapist may prescribe exercises to improve your mobility.

Терапевт может назначить упражнения для улучшения вашей подвижности.

Additional translations

Synonyms

Definitions

prescribedadjective

Officially recommended or authorized by a rule or regulation.

The prescribed uniform must be worn by all students during school hours.

Designated or set down as a rule or guide, especially in a medical context.

She followed the prescribed dosage of the medication to ensure its effectiveness.

Required by a rule, law, or custom; obligatory.

Attendance at the prescribed meetings is mandatory.

prescribedpast participle

Ordered or directed by an authority, especially by a medical practitioner; having been prescribed.

Patients should take the prescribed medicine with food.

prescribeverb

To authorize the use of a medicine or treatment for someone, especially in writing.

The doctor prescribed antibiotics to treat the infection.

To recommend a course of action or policy as beneficial.

The committee prescribed a new strategy to improve productivity.

To lay down a rule or direction; to dictate.

The regulations prescribe that all employees must wear safety gear.

(law, intransitive) To become invalid or unenforceable because of the passage of time; to be barred by a statute of limitations.

The claim had prescribed before the lawsuit was filed.

(law, transitive) To acquire or claim a right or title by long continued use or possession; to establish by prescription.

The villagers had prescribed a right of way across the estate through centuries of uninterrupted use.