pathogenic agent

UK: /ˌpæθəˈdʒɛnɪk ˈeɪdʒənt/

Definition

Definition of pathogenic agent - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

biology

TECH.

organism or biological substance that can cause disease in a host

TECH.

The lab studies how each pathogenic agent spreads between humans.
They isolated the pathogenic agent responsible for the outbreak.
Proper sterilization helps prevent any pathogenic agent from contaminating the samples.

chemical analysis

volumetric analysis

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Expressions with pathogenic

pathogenic bacteria

bacteria able to cause disease in humans animals or other living hosts

Hospitals use disinfectants to kill pathogenic bacteria on surfaces and equipment.

Expressions with agent

agent provocateur

government agent inciting law-breaking for arrests

The agent provocateur led the activists into a trap.

agent serving many masters

entity balancing different demands from various stakeholders

The project manager acted as an agent serving many masters.

blow the agent's cover

reveal an undercover agent's identity or mission

The journalist's article could blow the agent's cover.

call center agent

person handling customer calls in a call center

The call center agent resolved my issue quickly.

cleaning agent

substance used to remove dirt and stains

She bought a new cleaning agent for the kitchen.

customer agent

person who assists customers with inquiries or issues

The customer agent resolved my issue quickly.

sales agent

person who sells products or services for a company

The sales agent closed a deal worth thousands..

ticket agent

employee handling ticket sales and customer inquiries

She works as a ticket agent at the concert hall.

travel agent

person who arranges and sells travel tickets and accommodations

She booked her vacation through a local travel agent..

insurance agent

person who sells or advises on insurance policies

The insurance agent explained my coverage options and sold me a policy.

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French:agent pathogène, ...
German:pathogener Erreger, ...
Italian:agente patogeno, ...
Spanish:agente patógeno, ...
Portuguese:agente patogénico, ...
Chinese:致病因子, ...
Japanese:病原体, ...
Arabic:عامِل مُمرِض, ...
Hebrew:גּוֹרֵם פָּתוֹגֶנִי, ...
Russian:патогенный агент, ...
Ukrainian:патогенний агент, ...
Hindi:रोगजनक कारक, ...
Bengali:রোগজীবাণু, ...
Catalan:agent patogen, ...
Czech:patogenní agens, ...
Danish:patogen, ...
Dutch:pathogeen, ...
Greek:παθογόνος παράγοντας, ...
Hungarian:kórokozó, ...
Khmer:ភ្នាក់ងារបង្កជំងឺ, ...
Korean:병원체, ...
Persian:عامل بیماری‌زا, ...
Polish:czynnik chorobotwórczy, ...
Portuguese (BR):agente patogênico, ...
Romanian:agent patogen, ...
Swedish:patogen, ...
Thai:เชื้อก่อโรค, ...
Turkish:patojen etmen, ...
Vietnamese:tác nhân gây bệnh, ...

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