biology in Japanese
biology in Japanese is 生物学, せいぶつがく — biology means the scientific study of living organisms and life processes.
biology in Japanese
生物学
Pronounced: seibutsugaku
The study of all life or living matter.
せいぶつがく
Pronounced: seibutsugaku
The study of all life or living matter.
What does "biology" mean?
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noun The scientific study of living organisms and life processes.
"She's taking biology and chemistry this term."
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noun The particular functions, structure, or makeup of a living organism or system.
"The disease affects the biology of the liver."
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biology in a sentence
- She's taking biology and chemistry this term.
- Biology explains how cells divide and grow.
- The disease affects the biology of the liver.
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What is "biology" in Japanese?
"biology" in Japanese is 生物学, せいぶつがく. biology means: The scientific study of living organisms and life processes.
How do you pronounce 生物学?
"biology" in Japanese is 生物学, pronounced "seibutsugaku".
How do you use "biology" in a sentence?
Example: "She's taking biology and chemistry this term." In Japanese, "biology" is 生物学, せいぶつがく.
Are there other ways to say "biology" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "biology": 生物学, せいぶつがく.
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