physiology in Greek
physiology in Greek is φυσιολογία — physiology means the branch of biology that studies how living organisms and their parts function.
physiology in Greek
φυσιολογία
Pronounced: fysiologia
A branch of biology that deals with the functions and activities of life or of living matter (as organs, tissues, or cells) and of the physical and chemical phenomena involved.
What does "physiology" mean?
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noun The branch of biology that studies how living organisms and their parts function.
"Her physiology course covers how the heart and lungs work together."
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noun The particular way a living thing's body functions.
"A bird's physiology is adapted for flight."
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physiology in a sentence
- Her physiology course covers how the heart and lungs work together.
- Understanding animal physiology helps vets diagnose illness.
- A bird's physiology is adapted for flight.
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What is "physiology" in Greek?
"physiology" in Greek is φυσιολογία. physiology means: The branch of biology that studies how living organisms and their parts function.
How do you pronounce φυσιολογία?
"physiology" in Greek is φυσιολογία, pronounced "fysiologia".
How do you use "physiology" in a sentence?
Example: "Her physiology course covers how the heart and lungs work together." In Greek, "physiology" is φυσιολογία.
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