bacterial

bacterial [bæk'tɪərɪəl]  [bæk'tɪərɪrl] 

bacterial 基本解释

形容词细菌的; 细菌性

bacterial 网络解释

1. 细菌性:无论PCA阴性或阳性炎症很少局限于胃窦或胃体,与Strickland分类不完全一致,因此,此标准与国内情况不完全符合. (5)1988年Wyatt和Dixon将慢性胃炎大体分为自身免疫性(autoimmune),细菌性(bacterial)和化学性损伤(chemicaldamage).

2. 细菌的:bacteria 细菌 | bacterial 细菌的 | bacteric 细菌的

3. 细菌性斑点病:axillary 腋窝的,叶腋的,腋生的 | bacterial 细菌性斑点病 | bagworm 节草虫

4. 细菌:result 结果, 产生,致使,导致 | bacterial 细菌 | infection 感染

bacterial 词典解释

1. 细菌的;细菌引起的
    Bacterial is used to describe things that relate to or are caused by bacteria.

    e.g. Cholera is a bacterial infection.
           霍乱是一种细菌感染。

bacterial 单语例句

1. The microbiological tests covered total bacterial count, coliform organisms and pathogens.

2. A red alert will indicate a bacterial food poisoning risk of at least 25 percent, while a yellow alert will mean a 15 to 24 percent risk.

3. The same is true of the bacterial STDs syphilis, gonorrhea and chlamydia.

4. bacterial

4. Because the human body harbours 10 times more bacterial cells than human cells, scientists are trying to understand more about the bacteria we carry.

5. Meningococcal meningitis is a severe bacterial infection of the bloodstream and meninges.

6. bacterial是什么意思

6. The scientists constructed family trees for 23 of the contentious bacterial genes and searched more complete databases than the consortium to find matches.

7. With the residue passing to humans through the food, it would raise bacterial resistance and make drugs less effective for treating various human infections.

8. The Australian scientists knew that one type of fruit fly often is infected with a strain of bacterial parasite that cuts its lifespan in half.

9. Scientists are also trying to keep milk free of chemicals by using herbal medicines to treat bacterial infections in cows and increase their milk production.

10. Weather forecasters in Shanghai will offer a service next year which will tell people the risk of bacterial food poisoning based on temperature conditions.

bacterial 英英释义

adj

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1. relating to or caused by bacteria

    e.g. bacterial infection