Chaplin in Russian
Chaplin in Russian is Ча́плин — Chaplin means a type of bacterial protein that assembles into thin fibril structures rather than coiling up.
Chaplin in Russian
Ча́плин
Pronounced: Chaplin
What does "Chaplin" mean?
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noun A type of bacterial protein that assembles into thin fibril structures rather than coiling up.
"Researchers studied chaplins to understand how some bacteria form tough surface coatings."
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Chaplin in a sentence
- Researchers studied chaplins to understand how some bacteria form tough surface coatings.
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What is "Chaplin" in Russian?
"Chaplin" in Russian is Ча́плин. Chaplin means: A type of bacterial protein that assembles into thin fibril structures rather than coiling up.
How do you pronounce Ча́плин?
"Chaplin" in Russian is Ча́плин, pronounced "Chaplin".
How do you use "Chaplin" in a sentence?
Example: "Researchers studied chaplins to understand how some bacteria form tough surface coatings." In Russian, "Chaplin" is Ча́плин.
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