Definition of ocular in English:

ocular

adjective ˈɒkjʊləˈɑkjələr

Medicine

Of or connected with the eyes or vision.
〔医〕眼睛的；视力的
ocular trauma
眼外伤。
Example sentencesExamples
- Other symptoms of polycythemia vera include headaches, transient neurologic or ocular complaints, and paresthesias.
- In one uncontrolled series, 12% of women developed ocular toxicity, some of them within a few months of starting treatment.
- In high concentrations, the smoke causes ocular and upper respiratory tract irritation in health care personnel.
- A high index of suspicion can preserve vision and prevent further ocular complications.
- Patients with suspected ocular disease should be referred to an ophthalmologist for a full dilated ocular examination.
Synonyms
optical, seeing, optic, eye

noun ˈɒkjʊləˈɑkjələr

another term for eyepiece
Example sentencesExamples
- She crossed her arms and stared into my eyes with those azure oculars.
- We determined DNA migration with an Olympus BMX60 microscope with a fluorescent beam source, measuring with a scaled ocular.
- The drawings were made with an ocular with a grid and from photographs.
- To the rear of the ocular is a European fast-focus eyepiece.
- Thoughtfully this model features attached objective lens covers and a cover for the oculars.
- Completely white oculars were framed by a rectangular mask that like Ko-chin's covered only the area of her eyes.
- The scout shouldered his Necrorifle, ducked behind a bush and handed his field ocular to his commanding officer.
- His skin was a dark coffee brown accenting his bizarre crimson oculars.
- Toshi was writhing on the floor, his golden-brown oculars full of agony for his sister.
- After several attempts to adjust the ocular, I saw a bright disc about the size of a moon but this was only because the scope was out of focus.
- The length of the largest starch grains was measured from three cells of the endodermis per cross-section with a micrometer ocular.

Derivatives

ocularly

adverb ˈɒkjʊləliˈɑkjələrli

Passing the station I was ocularly assaulted by the Evening Standard billboards.
Example sentencesExamples
- A film has got to be ocularly interesting and above all it is the picture which is the thing.
- Forest floor litter was ocularly estimated as the percent of leaf and woody litter covering the mineral soil in each ground flora plot.

Origin

Late 16th century: from late Latin ocularis, from Latin oculus 'eye'.

inoculate from Late Middle English:
Originally inoculation was a task of gardeners rather than of doctors and nurses. To inoculate something was to graft a bud or shoot into a plant of a different type. This corresponds to its Latin source inoculare ‘to graft’, from in- ‘into’ and oculus ‘eye, bud’ (as in binocular (early 18th century) and ocular (late 16th century)). The horticultural sense dates from the late Middle Ages. As a medical procedure people could inoculate a person from the early 18th century—its first uses referred to the treatment of smallpox. See also vaccine

Rhymes

binocular, jocular

Definition of ocular in US English:

ocular

adjectiveˈɑkjələrˈäkyələr

Medicine

attributive Of or connected with the eyes or vision.
〔医〕眼睛的；视力的
ocular trauma
眼外伤。
Example sentencesExamples
- Patients with suspected ocular disease should be referred to an ophthalmologist for a full dilated ocular examination.
- In high concentrations, the smoke causes ocular and upper respiratory tract irritation in health care personnel.
- Other symptoms of polycythemia vera include headaches, transient neurologic or ocular complaints, and paresthesias.
- In one uncontrolled series, 12% of women developed ocular toxicity, some of them within a few months of starting treatment.
- A high index of suspicion can preserve vision and prevent further ocular complications.
Synonyms
optical, seeing, optic, eye

nounˈɑkjələrˈäkyələr

another term for eyepiece
Example sentencesExamples
- Thoughtfully this model features attached objective lens covers and a cover for the oculars.
- We determined DNA migration with an Olympus BMX60 microscope with a fluorescent beam source, measuring with a scaled ocular.
- Toshi was writhing on the floor, his golden-brown oculars full of agony for his sister.
- The drawings were made with an ocular with a grid and from photographs.
- The scout shouldered his Necrorifle, ducked behind a bush and handed his field ocular to his commanding officer.
- After several attempts to adjust the ocular, I saw a bright disc about the size of a moon but this was only because the scope was out of focus.
- The length of the largest starch grains was measured from three cells of the endodermis per cross-section with a micrometer ocular.
- Completely white oculars were framed by a rectangular mask that like Ko-chin's covered only the area of her eyes.
- His skin was a dark coffee brown accenting his bizarre crimson oculars.
- To the rear of the ocular is a European fast-focus eyepiece.
- She crossed her arms and stared into my eyes with those azure oculars.

Origin

Late 16th century: from late Latin ocularis, from Latin oculus ‘eye’.

词汇	ocular
释义	Definition of ocular in English: ocular adjective ˈɒkjʊləˈɑkjələr Medicine Of or connected with the eyes or vision. 〔医〕眼睛的；视力的 ocular trauma 眼外伤。 Example sentencesExamples Other symptoms of polycythemia vera include headaches, transient neurologic or ocular complaints, and paresthesias. In one uncontrolled series, 12% of women developed ocular toxicity, some of them within a few months of starting treatment. In high concentrations, the smoke causes ocular and upper respiratory tract irritation in health care personnel. A high index of suspicion can preserve vision and prevent further ocular complications. Patients with suspected ocular disease should be referred to an ophthalmologist for a full dilated ocular examination. Synonyms optical, seeing, optic, eye noun ˈɒkjʊləˈɑkjələr another term for eyepiece Example sentencesExamples She crossed her arms and stared into my eyes with those azure oculars. We determined DNA migration with an Olympus BMX60 microscope with a fluorescent beam source, measuring with a scaled ocular. The drawings were made with an ocular with a grid and from photographs. To the rear of the ocular is a European fast-focus eyepiece. Thoughtfully this model features attached objective lens covers and a cover for the oculars. Completely white oculars were framed by a rectangular mask that like Ko-chin's covered only the area of her eyes. The scout shouldered his Necrorifle, ducked behind a bush and handed his field ocular to his commanding officer. His skin was a dark coffee brown accenting his bizarre crimson oculars. Toshi was writhing on the floor, his golden-brown oculars full of agony for his sister. After several attempts to adjust the ocular, I saw a bright disc about the size of a moon but this was only because the scope was out of focus. The length of the largest starch grains was measured from three cells of the endodermis per cross-section with a micrometer ocular. Derivatives ocularly adverb ˈɒkjʊləliˈɑkjələrli Passing the station I was ocularly assaulted by the Evening Standard billboards. Example sentencesExamples A film has got to be ocularly interesting and above all it is the picture which is the thing. Forest floor litter was ocularly estimated as the percent of leaf and woody litter covering the mineral soil in each ground flora plot. Origin Late 16th century: from late Latin ocularis, from Latin oculus 'eye'. inoculate from Late Middle English: Originally inoculation was a task of gardeners rather than of doctors and nurses. To inoculate something was to graft a bud or shoot into a plant of a different type. This corresponds to its Latin source inoculare ‘to graft’, from in- ‘into’ and oculus ‘eye, bud’ (as in binocular (early 18th century) and ocular (late 16th century)). The horticultural sense dates from the late Middle Ages. As a medical procedure people could inoculate a person from the early 18th century—its first uses referred to the treatment of smallpox. See also vaccine Rhymes binocular, jocular Definition of ocular in US English: ocular adjectiveˈɑkjələrˈäkyələr Medicine attributive Of or connected with the eyes or vision. 〔医〕眼睛的；视力的 ocular trauma 眼外伤。 Example sentencesExamples Patients with suspected ocular disease should be referred to an ophthalmologist for a full dilated ocular examination. In high concentrations, the smoke causes ocular and upper respiratory tract irritation in health care personnel. Other symptoms of polycythemia vera include headaches, transient neurologic or ocular complaints, and paresthesias. In one uncontrolled series, 12% of women developed ocular toxicity, some of them within a few months of starting treatment. A high index of suspicion can preserve vision and prevent further ocular complications. Synonyms optical, seeing, optic, eye nounˈɑkjələrˈäkyələr another term for eyepiece Example sentencesExamples Thoughtfully this model features attached objective lens covers and a cover for the oculars. We determined DNA migration with an Olympus BMX60 microscope with a fluorescent beam source, measuring with a scaled ocular. Toshi was writhing on the floor, his golden-brown oculars full of agony for his sister. The drawings were made with an ocular with a grid and from photographs. The scout shouldered his Necrorifle, ducked behind a bush and handed his field ocular to his commanding officer. After several attempts to adjust the ocular, I saw a bright disc about the size of a moon but this was only because the scope was out of focus. The length of the largest starch grains was measured from three cells of the endodermis per cross-section with a micrometer ocular. Completely white oculars were framed by a rectangular mask that like Ko-chin's covered only the area of her eyes. His skin was a dark coffee brown accenting his bizarre crimson oculars. To the rear of the ocular is a European fast-focus eyepiece. She crossed her arms and stared into my eyes with those azure oculars. Origin Late 16th century: from late Latin ocularis, from Latin oculus ‘eye’.
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