dispense
61dispense with — get rid of or manage without. → dispense …
62dispense with — 1) let s dispense with the formalities Syn: waive, omit, drop, leave out, forgo; do away with, give something a miss 2) he dispensed with his crutches Syn: get rid of, throw away/out, dispose of, discard; …
63dispense with — 1) let s dispense with the formalities Syn: waive, omit, drop, leave out, forgo, do away with; informal give something a miss 2) he dispensed with his crutches Syn: get rid of, throw away/out, dispose of, discard; i …
64dispense — To give out medicine and other necessities to the sick; to fill a medical prescription. * * * dis·pense dis pen(t)s vt, dis·pensed; dis·pens·ing 1) to put up (a prescription or medicine) 2) to prepare and distribute (medication) * * * …
65Dispense — Подавать, выдавать (листы); распределять …
66Dispense — Droit civil: exemption d une condition de fond ou de forme accordée par les pouvoirs publics ou par la loi à une personne avant la conclusion d un acte, l attribution d un état ou d une fonction …
67dispense — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. t. distribute, apportion; administer; excuse, exempt. See giving, apportionment, exemption. II (Roget s IV) v. 1. [To distribute] Syn. apportion, assign, allocate; see administer 2 , distribute 1 ,… …
68dispense — dis·pense || dɪ spens v. do without, give up; distribute, give out, hand out n. expenditure; pardon …
69dispense — v. a. 1. Distribute, apportion, allot, deal out. 2. Administer, apply, execute, carry out. 3. Exempt, release, relieve, excuse …
70dispense — nf. dispanse (Saxel), dispêssa (Chambéry), DISPINSA (Albanais) …