cellular in Greek
cellular in Greek is κυτταρικός — cellular means relating to, made up of, or resembling biological cells.
cellular in Greek
κυτταρικός
Pronounced: kyttarikos
Of, relating to, consisting of, or resembling a cell or cells.
What does "cellular" mean?
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adj Relating to, made up of, or resembling biological cells.
"The disease causes cellular damage over time."
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adj Relating to mobile phone networks.
"The remote village finally got cellular coverage last year."
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cellular in a sentence
- The disease causes cellular damage over time.
- Researchers study cellular repair mechanisms in aging.
- The remote village finally got cellular coverage last year.
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What is "cellular" in Greek?
"cellular" in Greek is κυτταρικός. cellular means: Relating to, made up of, or resembling biological cells.
How do you pronounce κυτταρικός?
"cellular" in Greek is κυτταρικός, pronounced "kyttarikos".
How do you use "cellular" in a sentence?
Example: "The disease causes cellular damage over time." In Greek, "cellular" is κυτταρικός.
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