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symbiosis

/ˌsɪm.baɪˈəʊ.sɪs/

Übersetzung: Enge, wechselseitig vorteilhafte Lebensgemeinschaft zwischen zwei verschiedenen Arten, bei der beide Partner Nutzen ziehen. Im weiteren Sinne auch jedes enge, langfristiges Zusammenleben unterschiedlicher Organismen.

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noun

/ˌsɪm.baɪˈəʊ.sɪs/C1formalscientific
  • deEnge, wechselseitig vorteilhafte Lebensgemeinschaft zwischen zwei verschiedenen Arten, bei der beide Partner Nutzen ziehen. Im weiteren Sinne auch jedes enge, langfristiges Zusammenleben unterschiedlicher Organismen.

A biological relationship between two different species of organisms that live closely together and are interdependent, with each gaining benefits from the other.

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  1. Mutually beneficial relationshipB2formalscientific

    A close, long-term interaction between two different biological organisms where both benefit from the association.

    deSymbiose

    • The relationship between bees and flowers is a classic example of symbiosis.
    • Lichens are formed by the symbiosis of fungi and algae.
    • Clownfish and sea anemones exhibit a fascinating symbiosis.

    Synonymemutualism

  2. Cooperative partnershipC1formal

    A mutually beneficial relationship between people, groups, or entities.

    deWechselseitig vorteilhafte Partnerschaft

    • The symbiosis between the two companies led to a successful product launch.
    • There is a healthy symbiosis between the local community and the university.
    • The artist and the gallery enjoyed a creative symbiosis.

    Synonymeallianceassociationcollaborationcooperationinterdependencemutualismpartnershipsynergy

Formen
  • symbioses plural form
  • symbioses' possessive plural form
  • symbiosis's possessive singular form
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