CHORI-

Meaning of CHORI- in English

var. of chorio- .

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CHORI- — I. combining form or chorio- Etymology: New Latin, from Greek chorio-, from chorion 1. : chorion : chorionic chorio carcinoma …
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CHORI CHORI CHUPKE CHUPKE — Чужой ребёнок
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CHOROID — I. ˈkōrˌȯid, ˈkȯˌrȯid noun or cho·ri·oid ˈkōrēˌȯid, -ȯr- ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin choroīdes, from Greek choroeidēs, MS variant …
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CHORIO- — I. — see choreo- II. — see chori- I
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TETRACHORIC — |te.trə|kōrik adjective Etymology: tetra- + chori- + -ic; from the correlation involving a fourfold table : of, relating to, or …
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-PETALAE — ˈped. ə lˌē noun plural combining form Etymology: New Latin, from feminine plural of -petalus -petalous : ones having (such …
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CHORISIS — ˈkōrəsə̇s noun ( plural chori·ses -əˌsēz) Etymology: Late Greek chōrisis separation, from Greek chōrizein to separate, from chōris apart — …
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CHORIPETALOUS — |kōrə+ adjective Etymology: chori- (II) + -petalous 1. : polypetalous 2. [New Latin Choripetalae + English -ous ] : belonging …
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CHORIPETALAE — ˌkōrəˈped. ə lˌē noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from chori- (II) + -petalae in some classifications : a …
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CHORIORETINITIS — |kōrē(ˌ)ō+ noun also cho·roido·retinitis kə|rȯi(ˌ)dō+ Etymology: New Latin, from chori- (I) or choroido- (from choroides ) + retinitis : inflammation …
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CHORIOMENINGITIS — |kōrē(ˌ)ō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from chori- (I) + meningitis : cerebral meningitis ; specifically : lymphocytic choriomeningitis
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CHORIOMA — ˌkōrēˈōmə noun ( plural choriomas -məz ; also chorioma·ta -məd.ə) Etymology: New Latin, from chori- (I) + -oma : a …
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CHORIOEPITHELIOMA — “+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from chori- (I) + epithelioma : choriocarcinoma • cho·rio·epitheliomatous “+ adjective
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CHORIOCARCINOMA — “+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from chori- (I) + carcinoma : a malignant tumor derived from chorionic tissue arising spontaneously …
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CHORIOALLANTOIS — “+ noun ( -es ) Etymology: New Latin, from chori- (I) + allantois : a very vascular fetal membrane composed …
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CHORIAL — ˈkōrēəl adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary chori- (I) + -al : of or relating to a chorion : chorionic
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CHORIPETALOUS — /kawr'euh pet"l euhs, kohr'-/ , adj. Bot. having unconnected petals. [ 1875-80; chôri, var. of CHORÍS apart + PETALOUS ]
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CHORIOID — /kawr"ee oyd', kohr"-/ , adj., n. Anat. choroid. Also, chorioidal . [ chorioeidés. See CHORI-, -OID ]
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CHORIO- — a combining form meaning "chorion," "choroid," used in the formation of compound words: chorioallantois. Also, chori- . [ comb. form …
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ЧУЖОЙ РЕБЁНОК — Chori Chori Chupke Chupke
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