Definition of ophthalmic in English:

ophthalmic

adjective ɒpˈθalmɪkɒfˈθalmɪk

attributive Relating to the eye and its diseases.
眼的；眼疾的
an ophthalmic surgeon
Example sentencesExamples
- Now, there are only 5,000 optometrists, 15,000 ophthalmic surgeons and 25,000 opticians.
- For 50 years Dr Magauran worked as an ophthalmic medical practitioner for a firm of opticians in Sutton and Epsom and also saw private patients in her home.
- This text will be of interest primarily to veterinary ophthalmologists, ophthalmic pathologists, and ocular oncologists.
- In the present study, we detail the range of ophthalmic findings encountered at autopsy and address their clinical relevance.
- We looked at the healthcare industry and the ophthalmic spectrum as areas of very favorable market potential.

Origin

Early 17th century: via Latin from Greek ophthalmikos, from ophthalmos 'eye'.

Rhymes

Kalmyk

Definition of ophthalmic in US English:

ophthalmic

adjective

attributive Relating to the eye and its diseases.
眼的；眼疾的
an ophthalmic surgeon
Example sentencesExamples
- Now, there are only 5,000 optometrists, 15,000 ophthalmic surgeons and 25,000 opticians.
- This text will be of interest primarily to veterinary ophthalmologists, ophthalmic pathologists, and ocular oncologists.
- We looked at the healthcare industry and the ophthalmic spectrum as areas of very favorable market potential.
- In the present study, we detail the range of ophthalmic findings encountered at autopsy and address their clinical relevance.
- For 50 years Dr Magauran worked as an ophthalmic medical practitioner for a firm of opticians in Sutton and Epsom and also saw private patients in her home.

Origin

Early 17th century: via Latin from Greek ophthalmikos, from ophthalmos ‘eye’.

词汇	ophthalmic
释义	Definition of ophthalmic in English: ophthalmic adjective ɒpˈθalmɪkɒfˈθalmɪk attributive Relating to the eye and its diseases. 眼的；眼疾的 an ophthalmic surgeon Example sentencesExamples Now, there are only 5,000 optometrists, 15,000 ophthalmic surgeons and 25,000 opticians. For 50 years Dr Magauran worked as an ophthalmic medical practitioner for a firm of opticians in Sutton and Epsom and also saw private patients in her home. This text will be of interest primarily to veterinary ophthalmologists, ophthalmic pathologists, and ocular oncologists. In the present study, we detail the range of ophthalmic findings encountered at autopsy and address their clinical relevance. We looked at the healthcare industry and the ophthalmic spectrum as areas of very favorable market potential. Origin Early 17th century: via Latin from Greek ophthalmikos, from ophthalmos 'eye'. Rhymes Kalmyk Definition of ophthalmic in US English: ophthalmic adjective attributive Relating to the eye and its diseases. 眼的；眼疾的 an ophthalmic surgeon Example sentencesExamples Now, there are only 5,000 optometrists, 15,000 ophthalmic surgeons and 25,000 opticians. This text will be of interest primarily to veterinary ophthalmologists, ophthalmic pathologists, and ocular oncologists. We looked at the healthcare industry and the ophthalmic spectrum as areas of very favorable market potential. In the present study, we detail the range of ophthalmic findings encountered at autopsy and address their clinical relevance. For 50 years Dr Magauran worked as an ophthalmic medical practitioner for a firm of opticians in Sutton and Epsom and also saw private patients in her home. Origin Early 17th century: via Latin from Greek ophthalmikos, from ophthalmos ‘eye’.
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