RETIN

Meaning of RETIN in English

v.t., retinned, retinning .

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RETIN- — or retino- combining form Etymology: retina retina , retinol
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
RETIN- — I. combining form or retini- also retina- Etymology: New Latin, from Greek rhētinē resin : resin Retinis pora retin oid …
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RETIN- — or retino- Etymology: retina 1. : retina retin itis retino scopy 2. : retinol retin oid
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RETIN- — [retin-] or retino- comb form [retina] 1: retina "retinitis" "retinoscopy" 2: retinol "retinoid"
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RETIN — Variant: or retino- Function: combining form Etymology: retina 1 : retina < retin itis> < retino scopy> 2 : retinol …
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RETIN-A — MedMaster - Tretinoin USP DI - Tretinoin (Topical)
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RETINOTECTAL — adjective Etymology: retin- + tectum + 1-al Date: 1951 of, relating to, or being the nerve fibers connecting the retina …
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RETINOL — noun Etymology: retin- + 1-ol; from its being the source of retinal Date: 1960 the chief and typical vitamin A …
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RETINOBLASTOMA — noun (plural -mas; also ~ta) Etymology: New Latin, from retin- + blast- + -oma Date: 1924 a malignant tumor of …
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RETINO- — combining form see: retin-
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RETINAL — I. adjective Date: 1838 of, relating to, involving, or being a retina, II. noun Etymology: retin- + 3-al Date: 1944 …
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RETINI- — combining form see retin- I
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RETINA- — combining form see retin- I
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RETINOID — I. ˈret ə nˌȯid adjective Etymology: retin- (I) + -oid : resembling a resin II. ˈret ə nˌȯid noun ( …
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RETINISPORA — I. ˌret ə nˈispərə Etymology: New Latin, from retin- (I) + -spora synonym of chamaecyparis II. noun or ret·i·nos·po·ra -ˈäs- …
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RETINAL — I. ˈret ə nəl sometimes -tnəl adjective Etymology: retin- (II) + -al : of, relating to, involving, or being a …
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RETINOTECTAL — ¦ret ə nō¦tektəl adjective Etymology: retin- (II) + tect um + -al (I) : of, relating to, or being the …
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RETINOL — ˈret ə nˌȯl, -ˌōl noun ( -s ) Etymology: retin- (II) + -ol (II) : vitamin A1
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RETINOIC ACID — ¦ret ə n¦ōik- noun Etymology: retin- (II) + -oic : either of two isomers of an acid C 20 H …
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ELECTRORETINOGRAPH — ə̇¦lektrō¦ret( ə )nəˌgraf, ē¦l- noun ( -es ) Etymology: electr- + retin- (II) + -graph : an instrument for recording …
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RETINOSCOPY — ˌret ə nˈäskəpē noun ( -es ) Etymology: retin- (II) + -scopy : observation of the retina of the eye …
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RETINOSCOPE — -ˌskōp noun Etymology: retin- (II) + -scope : an apparatus for viewing the retina ; specifically : an apparatus for …
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RETINOPHORE — ˈret ə nəˌfō(ə)r noun ( -s ) Etymology: retin- (II) + -phore : one of a group of cells enclosing …
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RETINOPATHY — ˌret ə nˈäpəthē noun ( -es ) Etymology: retin- (II) + -pathy : a noninflammatory disease of the retina hypertensive …
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RETINOPAPILLITIS — ˌret ə nōˌpapəˈlīd.ə̇s noun Etymology: New Latin, from retin- (II) + papilla + -itis : inflammation of both the retina …
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RETINOCHOROIDITIS — ˌret ə nōˌkōrˌȯiˈdīd.ə̇s noun Etymology: New Latin, from retin- (II) + choroid + -itis : inflammation of the retina and …
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RETINOBLASTOMA — ˌret ə nōˌblaˈstōmə noun Etymology: New Latin, from retin- (II) + blast- + -oma : a malignant tumor of the …
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RETINO- — — see retin-
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RETINITIS — ˌret ə nˈīd.ə̇s noun ( plural reti·nit·i·des -ˈid.əˌdēz) Etymology: New Latin, from retin- (II) + -itis : inflammation of the …
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RETINITE — ˈret ə nˌīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: French rétinite, from rétin-, retin- (I) + -ite : a fossil resin …
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RETINENE — ˈret ə nˌēn noun ( -s ) Etymology: retin- (II) + -ene : either of two carotenoid pigments that are …
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RETINAL — retinal 1 /ret"n euhl/ , adj. of or pertaining to the retina of the eye. [ 1830-40; RETIN(A) + -AL …
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