microbes

英 [ˈmaɪkrəʊbz]

美 [ˈmaɪˌkroʊbz]

n.  微生物
microbe的复数

柯林斯词典

• 微生物
  Amicrobeis a very small living thing, which you can only see if you use a microscope.

双语例句

• It's anti-microbial treated to inhibit the growth of bacteria, and other odor-causing microbes.
  也是用来抵抗细菌和其他气味导致的微生物的增长。
• Possible culprits included ticks, roundworms and certain microbes.
  可能的病原包括蜱，蛔虫和特定的微生物。
• Harmful fungi, nematodes and bacteria are weak competitors against beneficial soil microbes.
  有害真菌，线虫和细菌，对有益的土壤微生物弱的竞争对手。
• The bioaugmentation of flocculant-producing microbes to domestic sewage treatment was explored by introducing the microbes to activated sludge.
  将产絮凝剂微生物引入活性污泥中，研究产絮凝剂微生物强化处理生活污水的效果。
• Agriculture depends on the interaction between microbes, soil and plant roots, and so will climate change.
  农业依赖于微生物、土壤和植物根系之间的相互影响，气候变化也是这样。
• Microbes can decompose dung and urine into fertilizer and produce carbon dioxide and water.
  微生物把粪便分解成肥料、二氧化碳和水。
• This means that their immune system was able to detect other microbes and stimulate the production of antibodies.
  这种现象意味着他们的免疫系统仍然有能力检测其他的微生物并在刺激下产生抗体。
• Arbuscular mycorrhizae are the most widespread mutualistic symbionts among the symbionts between plants and microbes.
  在植物与微生物的共生体中，最广泛的互惠共生体就是丛枝菌根。
• Many of these microbes were observed in the infected host by light-microscope.
  人们用光学显微镜，在受侵染的寄主中观察到这些微生物。
• Interactions between symbiotic or pathogenic microbes and the hosts they colonize are central to both health and disease.
  共生微生物或病源微生物与其定植的宿主间的交互作用对于（宿主的）健康和疾病都极为重要。