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(word root) lifeAbused, Confused, & Misused Words by Mary Embree Copyright © 2007, 2013 by Mary Embree
bi·o
(bī′ō)n. pl. bi·os Informal
1. A biography.
2. A biographical sketch or outline.
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bio
(ˈbaɪəʊ)n, pl bios
(Literary & Literary Critical Terms) short for biography
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bi•o
(ˈbaɪ oʊ)n., pl. bi•os,
1. biography.
2. biology.
[1945–50]
bio-
a combining form meaning “life,” “living organism,” “biology”: biodegradable.
Also, esp. before a vowel, bi-. [comb. form of Greek bíos life]
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Translations
bio
:biochemical
adj → biochemisch
biochemist
n → Biochemiker(in) m(f)
biochemistry
n → Biochemie f
biodegradable
adj → biologisch abbaubar
biodiesel
n → Biodiesel m
biodiversity
n → Artenvielfalt f
biodynamic
adj → biodynamisch
bioengineering
n → Biotechnik f
bioethics
n sing → Bioethik f
biofeedback
n → Biofeedback nt
biogenesis
n → Biogenese f
bio
:biomass
n → Biomasse f
biomechanics
n sing → Biomechanik f
biomedical
adj → biomedizinisch
bio
:biophysical
adj → biophysikalisch
biophysics
n sing → Biophysik f
bio
:bioresonance, bio-resonance
n → Bioresonanz f
biorhythm
n usu pl → Biorhythmus m usu sing
biosphere
n → Biosphäre f
biosynthesis
n → Biosynthese f
biotechnology
n → Biotechnik f
bioterrorism
n → Bioterrorismus m
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