sterilize in Latin
sterilize in Latin is sterilizare — sterilize means to destroy all germs and microorganisms on or in something.
sterilize in Latin
sterilizare
(transitive) To make unable to produce; to make unprofitable.
What does "sterilize" mean?
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verb To destroy all germs and microorganisms on or in something.
"Always sterilize baby bottles before the first use."
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verb To perform a procedure that permanently prevents a person or animal from reproducing.
"The shelter sterilizes all animals before they're adopted out."
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sterilize in a sentence
- Always sterilize baby bottles before the first use.
- The clinic sterilizes its tools between every patient.
- The shelter sterilizes all animals before they're adopted out.
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What is "sterilize" in Latin?
"sterilize" in Latin is sterilizare. sterilize means: To destroy all germs and microorganisms on or in something.
How do you use "sterilize" in a sentence?
Example: "Always sterilize baby bottles before the first use." In Latin, "sterilize" is sterilizare.
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