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Guyper Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
The meaning of 'administer'
Guy A asks, "What exactly is the doctor going to do if you're being poison?"
Guy B replies, "He'll administer a shot to slow down my heartbeat"
Does, 'administer' mean receiving some sort of drug from a doctor's prescription in this context?
Thank you
Guy B replies, "He'll administer a shot to slow down my heartbeat"
Does, 'administer' mean receiving some sort of drug from a doctor's prescription in this context?
Thank you
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'Administer' does not mean 'receive', since it is the doctor that is the subject of this verb. 'Administer' = give or apply (medications).
- 'Administer' does not mean 'receive', since it is the doctor that is the subject of this verb.
- 'Administer' = give or apply (medications).
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'Administer' does not mean 'receive', since it is the doctor that is the subject of this verb. 'Administer' = give or apply (medications).
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'Administer' does not mean 'receive', since it is the doctor that is the subject of this verb. 'Administer' = give or apply (medications).
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