symbiosis in Portuguese
symbiosis in Portuguese is simbiose — symbiosis means a close, long-term relationship between different species that benefits at least one, and often both.
symbiosis in Portuguese
simbiose
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 Portuguese?
"symbiosis" in Portuguese is simbiose. symbiosis means: A close, long-term relationship between different species that benefits at least one, and often both.
How do you use "symbiosis" in a sentence?
Example: "The clownfish and sea anemone live in a classic symbiosis." In Portuguese, "symbiosis" is simbiose.
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