biotechnology in Latin
biotechnology in Latin is biotechnologia — biotechnology means the use of living things, especially microbes, in industry, farming, medicine and other technical fields.
biotechnology in Latin
biotechnologia
What does "biotechnology" mean?
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noun The use of living things, especially microbes, in industry, farming, medicine and other technical fields.
"Moreover, Arnhart points out that both the proponents and critics of biotechnology are compelled to appeal to our natural moral sense."
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noun Applying engineering methods and technology to work with living things.
"Biotechnology combines engineering with biology to build tools that can grow new tissue."
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noun Another term for genetic engineering.
"Some people worry about biotechnology when they hear that scientists can change the genes of plants."
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biotechnology in a sentence
- Moreover, Arnhart points out that both the proponents and critics of biotechnology are compelled to appeal to our natural moral sense.
- Biotechnology uses tiny microbes to make foods like yogurt and some kinds of medicine.
- Biotechnology combines engineering with biology to build tools that can grow new tissue.
- Engineers in biotechnology design machines that help doctors grow healthy cells in the lab.
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What is "biotechnology" in Latin?
"biotechnology" in Latin is biotechnologia. biotechnology means: The use of living things, especially microbes, in industry, farming, medicine and other technical fields.
How do you use "biotechnology" in a sentence?
Example: "Biotechnology uses tiny microbes to make foods like yogurt and some kinds of medicine." In Latin, "biotechnology" is biotechnologia.
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