plankton in Greek
plankton in Greek is πλαγκτόν — plankton means tiny, often microscopic organisms that drift passively in water rather than swimming against currents.
plankton in Greek
πλαγκτόν
Pronounced: plagton
(uncountable) Organisms, especially small and microscopic ones, that drift in water.
What does "plankton" mean?
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noun Tiny, often microscopic organisms that drift passively in water rather than swimming against currents.
"Whales filter huge amounts of plankton from seawater as they feed."
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plankton in a sentence
- Whales filter huge amounts of plankton from seawater as they feed.
- A bloom of plankton turned the bay a murky green.
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What is "plankton" in Greek?
"plankton" in Greek is πλαγκτόν. plankton means: Tiny, often microscopic organisms that drift passively in water rather than swimming against currents.
How do you pronounce πλαγκτόν?
"plankton" in Greek is πλαγκτόν, pronounced "plagton".
How do you use "plankton" in a sentence?
Example: "Whales filter huge amounts of plankton from seawater as they feed." In Greek, "plankton" is πλαγκτόν.
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