prescribe

vt.

指定，规定；指定，规定；

vi.

建立规定，法律或指示；开处方，给医嘱；

过去式：prescribed过去分词：prescribed现在分词：prescribing第三人称单数：prescribes

prescribe for开处方，开药方

1. I'll prescribe for you as soon as I get the report.
   我拿到报告就给你开处方。
2. What medicine did the doctor prescribe for your illness?
   医生开了什么药来治你的病？
3. The law prescribes heavy penalties for this offence.
   法律规定对这种不法行为从严惩处。
4. Regulations prescribe that a lawyer draw up the paper.
   条文规定必须由律师拟定此公文。

Should physicians prescribe religious activities?
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