antibiotic in Irish
antibiotic in Irish is antaibheathach, frithbheathach — antibiotic means a medicine that kills bacteria or stops them from growing, used to treat bacterial infections.
antibiotic in Irish
What does "antibiotic" mean?
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noun A medicine that kills bacteria or stops them from growing, used to treat bacterial infections.
"The doctor prescribed a course of antibiotics for her ear infection."
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adj Relating to substances that fight bacterial infection.
"The cream has antibiotic properties that help prevent the cut from getting infected."
antibiotic in a sentence
- The doctor prescribed a course of antibiotics for her ear infection.
- Overusing antibiotics has led to bacteria that are harder to treat.
- The cream has antibiotic properties that help prevent the cut from getting infected.
Common Irish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "antibiotic" in Irish?
"antibiotic" in Irish is antaibheathach, frithbheathach. antibiotic means: A medicine that kills bacteria or stops them from growing, used to treat bacterial infections.
How do you use "antibiotic" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor prescribed a course of antibiotics for her ear infection." In Irish, "antibiotic" is antaibheathach, frithbheathach.
Are there other ways to say "antibiotic" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "antibiotic": antaibheathach, frithbheathach.