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biology in Turkish

biology in Turkish is biyoloji, canlı bilimi, dirim bilimi — biology means the scientific study of living organisms and life processes.

biology in Turkish

biyoloji
noun
The study of all life or living matter.
canlı bilimi
noun
The study of all life or living matter.
dirim bilimi
noun
The study of all life or living matter.
yaşam bilimi
noun
The study of all life or living matter.

What does "biology" mean?

  1. noun The scientific study of living organisms and life processes.
    "Our biology teacher took us outside to study insects in the park."
  2. noun The particular functions, structure, or makeup of a living organism or system.
    "The biology of a desert plant allows it to store water for months."
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biology in a sentence

  • Our biology teacher took us outside to study insects in the park.
  • She's taking biology and chemistry this term.
  • The biology of a desert plant allows it to store water for months.
  • Scientists are studying the biology of the bee to understand how hives work.

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What is "biology" in Turkish?
"biology" in Turkish is biyoloji, canlı bilimi, dirim bilimi. biology means: The scientific study of living organisms and life processes.
How do you use "biology" in a sentence?
Example: "Our biology teacher took us outside to study insects in the park." In Turkish, "biology" is biyoloji, canlı bilimi, dirim bilimi.
Are there other ways to say "biology" in Turkish?
Yes — Turkish has 4 translations listed for "biology": biyoloji, canlı bilimi, dirim bilimi, yaşam bilimi.
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