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1 pathogenic germ
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3 pathogenic germ
1) Медицина: патогенный микроорганизм2) Техника: болезнетворный микроорганизм3) Экология: болезнетворная бактерия -
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6 germ
1) зародыш, семя; зарождаться2) проросток; зачаток; почка3) микроорганизм; инфицирующее начало•- disease-producing germ
- pathogenic germ
- tooth germ
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7 disease-producing germ
= pathogenic germ патогенный микроорганизмEnglish-russian biological dictionary > disease-producing germ
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8 патогенный микроорганизм
1) Biology: pathogenic microorganism2) Medicine: causal organism (болезнетворный), causative organism (болезнетворный), disease-producing germ, germ, pathogen (болезнетворный), pathogenic germ, pathogenic micronychia, pathogenic organism (болезнетворный)3) Agriculture: pathogen4) Ecology: causative organism of disease, pathogenic micro-organism5) Makarov: disease microorganism, pathogeneУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > патогенный микроорганизм
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9 Krankheitserreger
m germ; fachspr. pathogen* * *der Krankheitserregerpathogen; virus* * *Krạnk|heits|er|re|germpathogen, disease-causing agent* * *(a very tiny animal or plant that causes disease: Disinfectant kills germs.) germ* * *Krank·heits·er·re·germ pathogen* * ** * ** * *der pathogen; disease-causing agent* * *m.pathogen n.pathogenic agent n.pathogenic germ n. -
10 болезнетворный микроорганизм
2) Medicine: pathogenic organism, disease causing organism3) Military: pathogenic microorganism4) Engineering: causative organism, disease-producing organism, pathogenic germ5) Ecology: causative organism of disease6) Makarov: causal organism, disease microorganism, pathogeneУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > болезнетворный микроорганизм
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disease-producing germ, pathogenic germРусско-английский биологический словарь > патогенный микроорганизм
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13 болезнетворная бактерия
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > болезнетворная бактерия
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14 микроб
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15 germe
germe [ʒεʀm]masculine noungerm ; [de pomme de terre] sprout* * *ʒɛʀmnom masculin1) (d'embryon, de graine) germ; ( d'œuf) germinal disc; ( de pomme de terre) sprout•Phrasal Verbs:* * *ʒɛʀm nm* * *germe nm1 (d'embryon, de graine) germ; ( d'œuf) germinal disc; ( de pomme de terre) sprout; germe de blé wheat germ; germes de soja bean sprouts;2 ( début) seed (de of); contenir une crise en germe to contain the seeds of a crisis; on trouve cette idée/théorie en germe dans… we find this idea/theory in embryonic form in…germe dentaire Dent tooth bud.[ʒɛrm] nom masculin2. [pousse]3. [origine]————————en germe locution adverbiale -
16 germé
germe [ʒεʀm]masculine noungerm ; [de pomme de terre] sprout* * *ʒɛʀmnom masculin1) (d'embryon, de graine) germ; ( d'œuf) germinal disc; ( de pomme de terre) sprout•Phrasal Verbs:* * *ʒɛʀm nm* * *germe nm1 (d'embryon, de graine) germ; ( d'œuf) germinal disc; ( de pomme de terre) sprout; germe de blé wheat germ; germes de soja bean sprouts;2 ( début) seed (de of); contenir une crise en germe to contain the seeds of a crisis; on trouve cette idée/théorie en germe dans… we find this idea/theory in embryonic form in…germe dentaire Dent tooth bud.[pomme de terre] sprouting[blé] germinated -
17 microorganism
n микроорганизмСинонимический ряд:bacterium (noun) bacillus; bacterium; germ; microbe; pathogen; virus
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