taxis in Irish
taxis in Irish is luadar — taxis means the movement of an organism toward or away from a stimulus, such as light or chemicals.
taxis in Irish
luadar
(biology) The directional movement of an organism in response to a stimulus.
What does "taxis" mean?
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noun The movement of an organism toward or away from a stimulus, such as light or chemicals.
"Moths show positive taxis toward light sources."
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noun (medicine) The manual manipulation of a displaced body part back into its normal position.
"The doctor used gentle taxis to reduce the dislocated shoulder."
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taxis in a sentence
- Moths show positive taxis toward light sources.
- The doctor used gentle taxis to reduce the dislocated shoulder.
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What is "taxis" in Irish?
"taxis" in Irish is luadar. taxis means: The movement of an organism toward or away from a stimulus, such as light or chemicals.
How do you use "taxis" in a sentence?
Example: "Moths show positive taxis toward light sources." In Irish, "taxis" is luadar.
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