bio- in Japanese
bio- in Japanese is 生-, 生物- — bio- means (informal) A short written account of a person's life or background, especially online.
bio- in Japanese
生-
Pronounced: nama
life
生物-
Pronounced: seibutsu
life
What does "bio-" mean?
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noun (informal) A short written account of a person's life or background, especially online.
"She updated her Instagram bio with a new job title."
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adj Short for "biological," especially describing food grown without artificial chemicals.
"The shop only sells bio vegetables."
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bio- in a sentence
- She updated her Instagram bio with a new job title.
- The shop only sells bio vegetables.
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What is "bio-" in Japanese?
"bio-" in Japanese is 生-, 生物-. bio- means: (informal) A short written account of a person's life or background, especially online.
How do you pronounce 生-?
"bio-" in Japanese is 生-, pronounced "nama".
How do you use "bio-" in a sentence?
Example: "She updated her Instagram bio with a new job title." In Japanese, "bio-" is 生-, 生物-.
Are there other ways to say "bio-" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "bio-": 生-, 生物-.
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