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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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missing piece iris
Is this what you would have said?
The is a slit in the iris.
What if the piece missing doesn't extend to the outer limit of the iris like in the photo but there is a circular piece missing in the iris?
How would you express both so that people could understand without a picture?
Ps Is the choice of words correct and natural? Especially the underlined bit?
What if the piece missing doesn't extend to the outer limit/edge of the iris like in the photo but there is a circular piece missing in the iris?
Thank you
The is a slit in the iris.
What if the piece missing doesn't extend to the outer limit of the iris like in the photo but there is a circular piece missing in the iris?
How would you express both so that people could understand without a picture?
Ps Is the choice of words correct and natural? Especially the underlined bit?
What if the piece missing doesn't extend to the outer limit/edge of the iris like in the photo but there is a circular piece missing in the iris?
Thank you
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Anonymous The is a slit in the iris. No. The cat's pupils were like slits.
- Anonymous The is a slit in the iris.
- No.
- The cat's pupils were like slits.
- The pupils are dilated.
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