Definition
Definition of enterics - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
intestinal bacteriaTECH. US Gram-negative bacteria in intestines of humans and animalsTECH. US
- Enterics are crucial for maintaining gut health.
- Scientists study enterics to understand antibiotic resistance.
- Enterics can sometimes cause infections if they spread outside the intestines.
Origin of enterics
Greek, enteron (intestine) + -ics (suffix)
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- French:entérobactéries, ...
- German:Enterobakterien, ...
- Italian:enterici, ...
- Spanish:enterobacterias, ...
- Portuguese:enterobactérias, ...
- Chinese:肠杆菌, ...
- Japanese:腸内細菌, ...
- Arabic:بَكْتِيرْيَا مَعَوِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:חַיְדַקֵי מֵעַיִם, ...
- Russian:кишечные бактерии, ...
- Ukrainian:кишкові бактерії, ...
- Hindi:आंतों के बैक्टीरिया, ...
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