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Meanings of monocular in English

Catalan
ullera llarga vista
Spanish
anteojo
Wikidata

A compact, handheld telescope.

ullera llarga vista

Having but one eye.

Usage of monocular in English
1
It was equal in shape with the original, and caused monocular diplopia.
Pubmed
2
Eeyore now rotated his monocular back into position and turned it on.
Countdown: The Liberators-ARC
3
Results: Thirteen patients in the monocular group were monocular because of surgical complications.
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4
Conclusions: Ocular comorbidity was significantly more prevalent in the eyes of monocular patients.
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5
A 60-year-old woman presented with monocular left diminished color perception and blurred vision.
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6
Bond pulled out the monocular again, clicked on the night vision and focused.
Carte Blanche
7
The little microscope was an excellent one, though only a monocular.
Badge of Infamy
8
The gold-armored Elite turned his own monocular on the approaching convoy.
The Flood
9
These are my monocular cross-magnification lenses with spectra-modifier attachment, and they are invaluable.
Soulless
10
He flipped up the monocular just in time, saving his retina.
The strain
11
Using the monocular, he scanned the area, looking for any indication of recent use.
The bricklayer
12
Since there is only one screen you get only monocular vision, if it matters.
Wired
13
He wore his night vision monocular and scanned back and forth across the property.
Monster Hunter International
14
Furthermore, Ube3a-deficient mice lacked ocular dominance plasticity in vivo when challenged with monocular deprivation.
Pubmed
15
No patient who was monocular from surgical complications had similar problems with second-eye cataract surgery.
Pubmed
16
Vail then used the monocular to look more closely at the floor of the tunnel.
The bricklayer
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Monocular through the time
Monocular across language varieties
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