vacuole in Greek
vacuole in Greek is κενοτόπιο — vacuole means a large sac inside a cell, enclosed by a membrane and sitting in the cytoplasm.
vacuole in Greek
κενοτόπιο
Pronounced: kenotopio
(cytology) A large membrane-bound vesicle in a cell's cytoplasm.
What does "vacuole" mean?
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noun A large sac inside a cell, enclosed by a membrane and sitting in the cytoplasm.
"Under the microscope, the plant cell showed one large vacuole."
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vacuole in a sentence
- Under the microscope, the plant cell showed one large vacuole.
- The student drew the vacuole as a clear bubble inside the cell.
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What is "vacuole" in Greek?
"vacuole" in Greek is κενοτόπιο. vacuole means: A large sac inside a cell, enclosed by a membrane and sitting in the cytoplasm.
How do you pronounce κενοτόπιο?
"vacuole" in Greek is κενοτόπιο, pronounced "kenotopio".
How do you use "vacuole" in a sentence?
Example: "Under the microscope, the plant cell showed one large vacuole." In Greek, "vacuole" is κενοτόπιο.
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