unicellular in Irish
unicellular in Irish is aoncheallach — unicellular means describes a microorganism made up of a single cell.
unicellular in Irish
aoncheallach
(biology) Describing any microorganism that has a single cell.
What does "unicellular" mean?
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adjective Describes a microorganism made up of a single cell.
"Bacteria are unicellular organisms."
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noun A single-celled organism.
"The pond sample was full of tiny unicellulars."
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unicellular in a sentence
- Bacteria are unicellular organisms.
- Yeast is a unicellular fungus used in baking and brewing.
- The pond sample was full of tiny unicellulars.
- Some unicellulars can move using tiny hair-like structures.
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What is "unicellular" in Irish?
"unicellular" in Irish is aoncheallach. unicellular means: Describes a microorganism made up of a single cell.
How do you use "unicellular" in a sentence?
Example: "Bacteria are unicellular organisms." In Irish, "unicellular" is aoncheallach.
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