ref

refer to a dictionary.

refer sb. to the dictionary

refer to sb. for information

Refer to the above for that information.

refer to a dictionary; refer me to a dictionary.

advert to a problem.See Synonyms at refer

Refer to the foregoing figures.

refer a question to an expert

refer to the facts of history

refer him to his duties.

Don't refer to the matter again.

The regulations refer only to children.

by way of illustration, I refer to the following case.

Welcomer your excellency refer, cooperate!

Unidentifiable intangible assets refer to the commercial credit standing.

The new law does not refer to farm land.

By way of illustration I'll refer to the behavior of rabbits.

Non-endorsable, Non-reroutable, Refund refer to issuing office. En Box “Non-end/rrt, rfnd ref to iss ofc”.

pupils should be shown how to cross-refer between texts.

Lymph- refers to lymphocytes and oma- refers to a tumor.

" Poly" again refers to a lot, and " uria" again refers to urine again.

" Glycos" refers to glucose, " uria" the urine.

Hemophilia usually refers to inherited deficiencies of coagulation factors, which can be either quantitative or qualitative.

HIV-2 is so uncommon that " HIV" almost always refers to HIV-1.

" Systemic" is easy, and refers to affecting multiple organs in the body.

Colitis refers specifically to inflammation in the colon, or the large intestine.

Finally, psychiatric overtones refers to symptoms like a depressed mood and confusion.

Sciatica refers to aching and sharp leg pains that radiate below the knee.

Procedural memory refers the sorts of skills you do automatically, without thinking much about it.