| 词汇 | microorganism |
| 释义 | microorganism noun[ C ] biologyuk /ˌmaɪ.krəʊˈɔː.ɡən.ɪ.zəm/ us /ˌmaɪ.kroʊˈɔːr.ɡən.ɪ.zəm/ a living thing that on its own is too small to be seen without a microscope微生物 Bacteria, moulds, germs & viruses abacterial acquired immune deficiency syndrome acquired immunodeficiency syndrome adenovirus aerobe amoeba bacteriology flora fly agaric germicidal germophobe gnotobiotic listeria microbe probiotic prokaryotic reindeer moss respiratory syncytial virus retroviral root rot Inside each tubeworm, there is a colony of these microorganisms. Many microorganisms live inside a tubeworm. Microorganisms near the vents take in the chemicals and change them to energy. The scientist was doing research on microorganisms. The tubeworms use the energy produced by the microorganisms as food. There are many questions about how the microorganisms got so high above the Earth, but one thing is certain: Life can make its home almost anywhere. When they studied the air, they found microorganisms living there, including three new kinds, or species, never seen before. microorganism | American Dictionarymicroorganism noun[ C ] us/ˌmɑɪ·kroʊˈɔr·ɡəˌnɪz·əm/ biology a living thing which on its own is too small to be seen without a microscope (= device that makes small objects look larger) Examples of microorganismmicroorganism These results suggest that differences between species have a strong influence on the potential for different microorganisms to be preserved by fossilization. One could hypothesize the existence of microorganisms that can tolerate this level of sulphuric acid that have not yet been discovered. Competition between bacterial populations in a community causes a succession of microorganisms and may lead to the dominance of some species. They include, in fact, both pathogenic and opportunistic microorganisms responsible for various diseases in the host. Simulation experiments with artificial halite suggested that these microorganisms possibly survived while enclosed in fluid inclusions. The majority of attempts to isolate microorganisms from such samples have been unsuccessful, showing that most of the fluorescent-stained cells are viable, but non-culturable bacteria. To examine microbial responses, we inoculated these solutions and wet carbonaceous chondrite meteorites with microorganisms. Therefore, the microbial loading and subsequent growth of microorganisms during the pretreatment facilitated seed germination. These observations emphasise that an essential factor in reducing the translocation of microorganisms is the removal of material that might contain them. Chickens, feed and water equipment were handled with gloved and 70 % alcohol-disinfected hands to prevent the spreading of microorganisms between pens. The indication is that the microorganisms in these samples from both planets died during the latter part of first injection cycles. The particles may be atoms, molecules, colloids or microorganisms. They are based on direct observation of microorganisms in other environments that are within our reach in the solar system. It is estimated less than 10% of all the microorganisms are known at present. Reduction or elimination of microorganisms that would otherwise successfully compete with foodborne pathogens may lead to overgrowth of pathogens that might survive the treatment. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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