symbiotic in Italian
symbiotic in Italian is simbiotico — symbiotic means describing a relationship in which two different organisms, groups, or things live together and benefit from each other.
symbiotic in Italian
simbiotico
What does "symbiotic" mean?
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adj Describing a relationship in which two different organisms, groups, or things live together and benefit from each other.
"While pro-tech influencers like podcast host Lex Fridman have for years formed a symbiotic relationship with tech elites like Elon Musk, some firms have decided this year to cut out the middleman entirely."
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symbiotic in a sentence
- While pro-tech influencers like podcast host Lex Fridman have for years formed a symbiotic relationship with tech elites like Elon Musk, some firms have decided this year to cut out the middleman entirely.
- The two companies formed a symbiotic partnership, each supplying what the other lacked.
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What is "symbiotic" in Italian?
"symbiotic" in Italian is simbiotico. symbiotic means: Describing a relationship in which two different organisms, groups, or things live together and benefit from each other.
How do you use "symbiotic" in a sentence?
Example: "The two companies formed a symbiotic partnership, each supplying what the other lacked." In Italian, "symbiotic" is simbiotico.
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