laboratory in Latin
laboratory in Latin is labōrātōrium, officina — laboratory means a room or building equipped for scientific research, testing, or experiments.
laboratory in Latin
labōrātōrium
officina
What does "laboratory" mean?
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noun A room or building equipped for scientific research, testing, or experiments.
"She spends most of her week in the laboratory running DNA tests."
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noun A facility where chemicals, medicines, or other substances are manufactured or prepared.
"The drug was developed in a pharmaceutical laboratory over several years."
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laboratory in a sentence
- She spends most of her week in the laboratory running DNA tests.
- The school built a new laboratory for its chemistry classes.
- The drug was developed in a pharmaceutical laboratory over several years.
- The vaccine is made in a clean laboratory just outside the town.
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What is "laboratory" in Latin?
"laboratory" in Latin is labōrātōrium, officina. laboratory means: A room or building equipped for scientific research, testing, or experiments.
How do you use "laboratory" in a sentence?
Example: "She spends most of her week in the laboratory running DNA tests." In Latin, "laboratory" is labōrātōrium, officina.
Are there other ways to say "laboratory" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "laboratory": labōrātōrium, officina.
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