ameba

/uh-mee-buh/US // əˈmi bə //UK // (əˈmiːbə) //

阿米巴原虫,阿米巴人,阿米巴虫,阿米巴

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
plural a·me·bas, a·me·bae [uh-mee-bee]. /əˈmi bi/.
- : any of numerous freshwater, marine, or parasitic one-celled protozoa of the order Amoebida, characterized by a granular nucleus surrounded by a jellylike mass of cytoplasm that forms temporary extensions, or pseudopodia, by which the organism moves, engulfs food particles, and forms food vacuoles.
- : a protozoan of the genus Amoeba, inhabiting bottom vegetation of freshwater ponds and streams: used widely in laboratory studies.

as inprotozoan

Synonyms

Those are some dried specimens of ameba that I wish to study under a microscope.
Ameba are microorganisms of the simplest structure—a protoplasm which is constantly changing in shape.
The flood of dazzling light reaching out from the Interplanetarian snapped off and the little green ameba things were gone.
Some are simple like the ameba, others are very complex in structure.
The ameba solves this difficulty by dividing to form two amebæ.

/uh-mee-buh/US // əˈmi bə //UK // (əˈmiːbə) //

阿米巴原虫,阿米巴人,阿米巴虫,阿米巴

n.名词 noun

1
plural a·me·bas, a·me·bae [uh-mee-bee]. /əˈmi bi/.
- : any of numerous freshwater, marine, or parasitic one-celled protozoa of the order Amoebida, characterized by a granular nucleus surrounded by a jellylike mass of cytoplasm that forms temporary extensions, or pseudopodia, by which the organism moves, engulfs food particles, and forms food vacuoles.
- : a protozoan of the genus Amoeba, inhabiting bottom vegetation of freshwater ponds and streams: used widely in laboratory studies.

as inprotozoan

Synonyms

Those are some dried specimens of ameba that I wish to study under a microscope.
Ameba are microorganisms of the simplest structure—a protoplasm which is constantly changing in shape.
The flood of dazzling light reaching out from the Interplanetarian snapped off and the little green ameba things were gone.
Some are simple like the ameba, others are very complex in structure.
The ameba solves this difficulty by dividing to form two amebæ.