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germ

/dʒɜːm/

Traduction: Nom désignant un micro-organisme, en particulier un agent pathogène comme une bactérie ou un virus, ou encore la partie reproductive d'une graine ou d'un organe.

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noun

/dʒɜːm/B1formalscientific
  • frNom désignant un micro-organisme, en particulier un agent pathogène comme une bactérie ou un virus, ou encore la partie reproductive d'une graine ou d'un organe.

A noun referring to a microorganism, especially one that causes disease, such as a bacterium or virus.

  1. Microorganism causing diseaseA2formalmedical

    A microscopic organism, especially a bacterium or virus, that can cause illness.

    frmicrobe pathogène

    • Wash your hands to get rid of germs.
    • The doctor said the infection was caused by a common germ.
    • Germs can spread quickly in crowded places.

    Synonymesbacillusbugmicrobemicroorganismpathogen

  2. Beginning or seedB2formal

    The earliest stage or origin of something, often used figuratively.

    frgerme, origine, commencement

    • The germ of an idea started forming in his mind.
    • This small project was the germ of a much larger company.
    • She planted the germ of doubt in his thoughts.

    Synonymesbudembryonucleusoriginrootseedsourcespark

    Antonymesconsequenceendoutcomeproductresult

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  • germs plural form
  • germs' possessive plural form
  • germ's possessive singular form
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