Vocab Bloom Hub

trichomonad

/ˌtrɪk.əˈmɒn.æd/

Traduction: Protozoaire flagellé parasite, souvent agent de la trichomonase chez l'humain (notamment la femme), les bovins et les oiseaux.

1 entrée

noun

/ˌtrɪk.əˈmɒn.æd/C2formalscientific
  • frProtozoaire flagellé parasite, souvent agent de la trichomonase chez l'humain (notamment la femme), les bovins et les oiseaux.

A parasitic protozoan that is the causative agent of trichomoniasis in humans (particularly women), cattle, and birds.

  1. Parasitic protozoanC2formalmedical

    A single-celled parasitic organism of the genus Trichomonas, known to cause infections in humans and animals.

    frTrichomonadé parasite

    • The trichomonad is the causative agent of trichomoniasis in women.
    • Veterinarians treat trichomonad infections in cattle and birds.
    • Under a microscope, the trichomonad appears as a flagellated protozoan.
Formes
  • trichomonads plural form
  • trichomonads' possessive plural form
  • trichomonad's possessive singular form