dose

IPA: dˈoʊs

A measured portion of medicine taken at any one time.
The quantity of an agent (not always active) substance or radiation administered or experienced at any one time.
(figurative, dated) Anything disagreeable that must be taken.
(figurative, dated) A good measure or lengthy experience of something.
A venereal infection.
Archaic form of doze. [A light, short sleep or nap.]

(transitive) To administer a dose to.
To prescribe a dose.
To transmit a venereal disease.
Archaic form of doze. [(intransitive) To sleep lightly or briefly; to nap, snooze.]

Examples of "dose" in Sentences

Check on the Tuner there a label dose it say NTSC or PAL
Hope your dose is as quick as mine was - 26 hours and all better.
Since I mentioned the title dose it matter at all the format used?
We will take images during the injection of CCK and continue for about 20 minutes after the dose is complete.
When multiple doses are contained in a vial, each time another dose is given, a needle is inserted into the rubber stopper that seals the vial.
Since the additional dose is not harmful and provides extra protection even in first-dose responders, everyone is recommended to get the second dose.
But there does appear to be a what they call a dose linkage, meaning the more you take, the higher likelihood you may have some of these other problems, Heidi.
For example, Flovent inhalers come with 120 "actuations," or puffs of medicine, because the recommended dose is two puffs twice a day, which equals four puffs a day total.
Your NP will be available to help you on a daily basis to navigate insulin dose changes, reach developmental goals with your child, and custom work special social situations.
On this first morning he put aside his newspapers -- one an old established Tory journal, with all the local and county news, which was the most interesting to him; the other the _Morning Chronicle_, which he called his dose of bitters, and which called out many a strong expression and tolerably pungent oath.