specimen in Latin
specimen in Latin is specimen — specimen means a single example of something, used to represent or study the wider group it belongs to.
specimen in Latin
specimen
What does "specimen" mean?
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noun A single example of something, used to represent or study the wider group it belongs to.
"The museum has a rare specimen of a fossilized fern."
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noun A sample of tissue, blood, or other material taken for testing or analysis.
"The nurse asked for a urine specimen."
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specimen in a sentence
- The museum has a rare specimen of a fossilized fern.
- The biologist collected leaf specimens from the forest.
- The nurse asked for a urine specimen.
- The lab technician labelled each blood specimen before sending it away.
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What is "specimen" in Latin?
"specimen" in Latin is specimen. specimen means: A single example of something, used to represent or study the wider group it belongs to.
How do you use "specimen" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum has a rare specimen of a fossilized fern." In Latin, "specimen" is specimen.
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