spore in Japanese
spore in Japanese is 胞子 — spore means a tiny reproductive cell released by fungi, algae, or certain plants, capable of growing into a new organism.
spore in Japanese
胞子
Pronounced: hōshi
A thick resistant particle produced by a bacterium or protist to survive in harsh or unfavorable conditions.
What does "spore" mean?
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noun A tiny reproductive cell released by fungi, algae, or certain plants, capable of growing into a new organism.
"Mushroom spores drift on the wind and settle wherever conditions are right."
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noun A tough, dormant cell produced by some bacteria that helps them survive harsh conditions.
"Certain bacteria form spores that can survive extreme heat."
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spore in a sentence
- Mushroom spores drift on the wind and settle wherever conditions are right.
- The mold released millions of spores into the damp room.
- Certain bacteria form spores that can survive extreme heat.
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What is "spore" in Japanese?
"spore" in Japanese is 胞子. spore means: A tiny reproductive cell released by fungi, algae, or certain plants, capable of growing into a new organism.
How do you pronounce 胞子?
"spore" in Japanese is 胞子, pronounced "hōshi".
How do you use "spore" in a sentence?
Example: "Mushroom spores drift on the wind and settle wherever conditions are right." In Japanese, "spore" is 胞子.
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