symbiosis in Japanese
symbiosis in Japanese is 共生 — symbiosis means a close, long-term relationship between different species that benefits at least one, and often both.
symbiosis in Japanese
共生
Pronounced: kyōsei
A relationship of mutual benefit, especially among different species.
What does "symbiosis" mean?
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noun A close, long-term relationship between different species that benefits at least one, and often both.
"The clownfish and sea anemone live in a classic symbiosis."
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noun A close, cooperative relationship between different groups or types of people.
"The city thrives on a symbiosis between its universities and its tech industry."
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symbiosis in a sentence
- The clownfish and sea anemone live in a classic symbiosis.
- Bees and flowering plants have evolved a mutual symbiosis over millions of years.
- The city thrives on a symbiosis between its universities and its tech industry.
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What is "symbiosis" in Japanese?
"symbiosis" in Japanese is 共生. symbiosis means: A close, long-term relationship between different species that benefits at least one, and often both.
How do you pronounce 共生?
"symbiosis" in Japanese is 共生, pronounced "kyōsei".
How do you use "symbiosis" in a sentence?
Example: "The clownfish and sea anemone live in a classic symbiosis." In Japanese, "symbiosis" is 共生.
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