toxin in Greek
toxin in Greek is τοξίνη — toxin means a poisonous substance, especially one produced naturally by a living organism such as bacteria, a plant, or an animal.
toxin in Greek
τοξίνη
Pronounced: toxini
What does "toxin" mean?
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noun A poisonous substance, especially one produced naturally by a living organism such as bacteria, a plant, or an animal.
"Some wild mushrooms contain a toxin that can make you very sick."
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toxin in a sentence
- Some wild mushrooms contain a toxin that can make you very sick.
- The bacteria release a toxin that causes food poisoning.
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What is "toxin" in Greek?
"toxin" in Greek is τοξίνη. toxin means: A poisonous substance, especially one produced naturally by a living organism such as bacteria, a plant, or an animal.
How do you pronounce τοξίνη?
"toxin" in Greek is τοξίνη, pronounced "toxini".
How do you use "toxin" in a sentence?
Example: "Some wild mushrooms contain a toxin that can make you very sick." In Greek, "toxin" is τοξίνη.
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