bacterium in Greek
bacterium in Greek is βακτήριο — bacterium means a single microscopic organism made of one cell, lacking a nucleus, that belongs to the bacteria group.
bacterium in Greek
βακτήριο
Pronounced: vaktirio
(microbiology) A single-celled organism with cell walls but no nucleus or organelles.
What does "bacterium" mean?
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noun A single microscopic organism made of one cell, lacking a nucleus, that belongs to the bacteria group.
"Scientists identified the exact bacterium responsible for the outbreak."
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bacterium in a sentence
- Scientists identified the exact bacterium responsible for the outbreak.
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What is "bacterium" in Greek?
"bacterium" in Greek is βακτήριο. bacterium means: A single microscopic organism made of one cell, lacking a nucleus, that belongs to the bacteria group.
How do you pronounce βακτήριο?
"bacterium" in Greek is βακτήριο, pronounced "vaktirio".
How do you use "bacterium" in a sentence?
Example: "Scientists identified the exact bacterium responsible for the outbreak." In Greek, "bacterium" is βακτήριο.
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