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Definition of bio - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
biographyshort account of a person's life
- She wrote a short bio for the website.
2.
biologyTECH. study of living organismsTECH.
- He is majoring in bio at university.
Expressions with bio
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classroom for biology experiments and learning
Students conducted dissections in the bio lab.
person assigned female at birth
She identifies as a bio female.
short break to use the restroom
During the meeting, she asked for a bio-break.
female person who performs in the drag-queen style
The bio queen opened the show with a big lip-sync number.
influenced by biological systems or natural principles
The team used a bio-inspired approach for the new robot.
Origin of bio
Greek, bios (life)
Terms with bio included in their meaning
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biology
bio-electrochemical system generating electricity via microorganisms
production
coproduction of bio-products and energy from biomass
energy
facility for producing bio-products and energy from biomass
Examples of bio in a sentence
The conference program included a bio of each speaker. She has a keen interest in bio and its applications. Bio is a challenging yet fascinating field of study.
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- French:bio, biologie, ...
- German:Biografie, Bio, ...
- Italian:biografia, biologia, ...
- Spanish:biografía, biología, ...
- Portuguese:biografia, biologia, ...
- Chinese:简介, 生物学, ...
- Japanese:バイオ, 生物学, ...
- Arabic:سِيرَة, أَحْيَاء, ...
- Hebrew:בִּיוֹ, בִּיוֹלוֹגְיָה, ...
- Russian:биография, био, ...
- Ukrainian:біографія, біологія, ...
- Hindi:संक्षिप्त परिचय, जीवविज्ञान, ...
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