Definition of monocleid in English:

monocleid

(also monocleide)

adjective ˈmɒnəklʌɪd

rare, historical

Mid 19th century. From ancient Greek μονο- mono- + κλειδ-, κλείς key.

(also monocleide)

adjectiveˈmɒnəklʌɪd

rare, historical

Mid 19th century. From ancient Greek μονο- mono- + κλειδ-, κλείς key.

单词	monocleid
释义	Definition of monocleid in English: monocleid (also monocleide) adjective ˈmɒnəklʌɪd rare, historical Designating a cabinet locked by a single key. Origin Mid 19th century. From ancient Greek μονο- mono- + κλειδ-, κλείς key. Definition of monocleid in US English: monocleid (also monocleide) adjectiveˈmɒnəklʌɪd rare, historical Designating a cabinet locked by a single key. Origin Mid 19th century. From ancient Greek μονο- mono- + κλειδ-, κλείς key.
随便看	in (or out of) keeping with in (or out of) key in (or out of) key in (or out of) line with in (or out of) line with in (or out of) phase in (or out of) phase in (or out of) someone's hair in (or out of) someone's hair in (or out of) step in (or out of) step in (or out of) stock in (or out of) stock in (or out of) sync in (or out of) sync in (or out of) the betting in (or out of) the betting in (or out of) the loop in (or out of) the loop in (or out of) the running in (or out of) the running in (or out of) training in (or out of) training in (or out of) tune in (or out of) tune