prescriptions
n. 药( prescription的名词复数 ); 处方; 开处方; 计划
A prescription is the piece of paper on which your doctor writes an order for medicine and which you give to a chemist or pharmacist to get the medicine.
You will have to take your prescription to a chemist.
你得拿着处方去找药剂师。
A prescription is a medicine which a doctor has told you to take.
The prescription Ackerman gave me isn't doing any good.
阿克曼给我开的药没有任何疗效。
A prescription is a proposal or a plan which gives ideas about how to solve a problem or improve a situation.
...the economic prescriptions of Ireland's main political parties.
爱尔兰主要政党的经济对策
The hospital of traditional Chinese medicine installed a computer to fill prescriptions.
中医医院装上了电子计算机来抓药.
Her main job was filling the doctor's prescriptions.
她的主要工作就是给大夫开的药方配药.
Computers can even write out prescriptions.
计算机甚至会开处方.
The robot orderly, for example, can deliver meals and prescriptions; It'still can't make the bed.
以机器人勤杂工为例, 它能够送饭和药方, 但是还不会铺床.
Glaxo says about 500,000 prescriptions for Relenza were written worldwide in December.
葛兰素公司所称,12月份全世界开出了500,000份服用Relenza的处方.