prescribe [prɪˈskraɪb] VB trans
1. prescribe (order medicine):
- prescribe
- przepisywać [perf przepisać]
2. prescribe (recommend):
- prescribe
- zalecać [perf zalecić]
3. prescribe form (order):
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| we | prescribe |
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| they | prescribe |
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| you | prescribed |
| he/she/it | prescribed |
| we | prescribed |
| you | prescribed |
| they | prescribed |
| I | have | prescribed |
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| you | have | prescribed |
| he/she/it | has | prescribed |
| we | have | prescribed |
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| they | have | prescribed |
| I | had | prescribed |
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| you | had | prescribed |
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| we | had | prescribed |
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The house code prescribed that the dwelling was in the front while the barn was in the rear.
en.wikipedia.org Hearing aids are sometimes prescribed, with mixed success.
en.wikipedia.org This book was recognized and prescribed by the education department that served as a workbook in all educational institution for quite a long time.
en.wikipedia.org These acts are prescribed by the therapist after having studied the patient's personality and family tree.
en.wikipedia.org However, the number of osteopathic physicians who report consistently prescribing and performing manipulative treatment has been falling steadily.
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