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Meanings of excrete in English
Usage of excrete in English
1
Animals including cattle, birds and kangaroos can excrete these microorganisms into river water.
2
The parts that excrete, the parts that think beyond sensual use.
3
I imagine that had he seen a woman excrete, he would have vomited.
4
After this interval, I felt sure that the aphides would want to excrete.
5
When yeast eats the sugar in grapes, they excrete carbon dioxide and ethanol.
6
Their trap leaves stay open and excrete a sweet nectar that attracts insects.
7
Altered yeast could excrete ethanol and end our dependency to petrochemicals.
8
They ingest carbon monoxide and excrete sulphur compounds, living off the sun's ultraviolet.
9
Many microorganisms excrete typical cytoplasmic proteins into the culture supernatant.
10
I excrete long gray strands and wrap them around the root of my tree.
11
Two accessory glands and nipples below them were small and did not excrete milk.
12
There is no obvious reason why some animals excrete urea and others uric acid.
13
Afterwards they could not completely digest rice, and began to excrete and to urinate.
14
The great exception to this rule is certain yeasts, which excrete alcohol into their surroundings.
15
Transmission occurs when chronically infected animals excrete live bacteria in their urine, contaminating the environment.
16
They do not find it so easy to excrete the excess as to assimilate it.
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