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Meanings of microbe in English

Portuguese
micróbio
Catalan
microbi

A minute life form (especially a disease-causing bacterium); the term is not in technical use.

micróbio
Usage of microbe in English
1
Enough scientific equipment on board to sample every microbe in the sea.
Wired
2
However, elderly and younger populations do show differences in gut microbe composition.
Pubmed
3
Cell walls are involved, to a great extent, in mediating plant-microbe interactions.
Pubmed
4
Metabolic profiles can provide functional information on host-microbe interactions in the lungs.
Pubmed
5
The opponents of the microbe theory must be having a good laugh-
The Three Cities Trilogy: Lourdes, Volume 2
6
Washerwomen, bankers, teamsters-everyclass was bitten by the microbe of hysterical investment.
Port O' Gold / A History-Romance of the San Francisco Argonauts
7
If there's anything in these microbe fairy stories we'll all die early.
A Hoosier Chronicle
8
I think the microbe of Dick's impulsiveness must have got into me.
Jewel Weed
9
High resistance of the blood supplied transplants to microbe aggression was noted.
Pubmed
10
A walking microbe; an example of atavism; a throw-back to the tail period.
No Man's Land
11
However, rate-based descriptions can fail to describe properly long-term microbe-virus interactions.
Pubmed
12
Host-microbe interactions play a crucial role in human health and disease.
Pubmed
13
Currently, microbe-derived products are being developed as potential therapies for allergy and asthma.
Pubmed
14
The association of microbe and plant often produces a novel beauty.
The new yorker
15
The exact source of the microbe in Germany remains a mystery.
The Irish Times
16
The microbe is a particular scourge of hospitals and nursing homes.
Reuters
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Translations for microbe
Portuguese
micróbio
Microbe through the time
Microbe across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common