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Meanings of iris in English
Plants with sword-shaped leaves and erect stalks bearing bright-colored flowers composed of three petals and three drooping sepals.
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Usage of iris in English
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The ciliary body connects the choroid to the circumference of the iris.
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Marines, of course, armed with fingerprint pads, iris scanners and electronic databases.
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The main outcome measure was the change in degree of iris rubeosis.
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Methods: The model assumes noncontinuous flow of aqueous through the iris-lens canal.
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My trial of bearded iris are part of this exciting new chapter.
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A human being in miniature was coming up out of the iris
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The company makes fingerprint and iris detection technology, but not facial recognition.
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The old man waxed eloquent when they came to the iris bed.
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The Algerian iris is known to most of us as Iris stylosa.
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Because-itwas mere chance-no ,itmay have been the odour of iris.
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We have the Algerian iris, Iris unguicularis, growing against the hottest wall.
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They were all iris, and the pupil was hardly to be seen.
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This classic floral offers a perfect melding of mimosa, violet, and iris.
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Plateau iris was most commonly observed in the superior and inferior quadrants.
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The iris valve opened-andCaine felt someone's toe bump against his heel.
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The hazel eyes, bluish around their iris rims, took cognizance of nothing.
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Translations for iris
Portuguese
Iris through the time
Iris across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common