dos
/doʊs/Definitions
1. noun
a quantity of a medicinal or pharmaceutical preparation, especially one prescribed by a doctor
“The doctor prescribed two dos of the medicine for the patient.”
2. noun
a serving of a food or drink, especially in a restaurant
“The waiter brought us a dos of the appetizer.”
3. noun
a unit of a measurement, especially a dose of a medicinal preparation
“The doctor said the treatment requires a precise dos of the medicine.”
4. verb
to give someone a dose of something, especially medicine
“The nurse dosed the patient with the antibiotic.”
5. verb
to give or take a dose of something, especially in a medical context
“The doctor will dose the patient with a vaccine.”
6. noun
a Latin phrase meaning ‘two’, often used as a prefix to indicate two of something
“The dos system is a common prefix seen in Latin words.”