microbe English

Meaning microbe meaning

What does microbe mean?

microbe

— noun a minute life form (especially a disease-causing bacterium); the term is not in technical use

Synonyms microbe synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as microbe?

microbe English » English

germ

microorganism

micro-organism

bacterium

bug

bacteria

virus

bacillus

pathogenic bacteria

parasite

microscopic creature

microbion

microbian

mecrobes

bacteriam

animalcule

Examples microbe examples

How do I use microbe in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

About the size of a microbe.

Tonight! I want this place gassed from top to bottom. I don't want a microbe alive in here when they're through!

There can't be so much as a microbe, or the show's off!

Go on, find a speck of dirt, a microbe of filth.

We're microbe hunters, young lady.

During a survey on Surata IV, Cmdr Riker has become infected by an unidentified microbe.

I feel like a microbe right now.

Not even a microbe.

But what I saw was much bigger than a microbe.

For him the villain, for me the microbe.

If it was an airborne microbe, any of us could've inhaled a spore.

Well, as I said before, this microbe is a histamine- alytic. It feeds on histamine.

I have no histamine for the microbe to feed on.

Microbe sample vault is open.

You boys have to be clear on this. There can't be so much as a microbe, or the show's off.

Not a single microbe can get in or out.

If it was an airborne microbe, any of us could have inhaled a spore.

Nonsense! I could have chosen a Klingon targ, the Romulan empress, a Cyrillian microbe.

As I said, this microbe is a histaminolytic.

Warning. Microbe sample vault is open.

Microbe scans are negative.

The study of a single instance of extraterrestrial life. No matter how humble, a microbe would be just fine..will de-provincialize biology.

There can't be so much as a microbe, or the show's off.

Be it a microbe, a plant, or human.

Soviets discovered an alien microbe on a meteorite that crashed in Siberia in the 50's.

Once the microbe was separated it reproduced at an alarming rate.

We cloned the microbe's DNA.

The microbe was just the embryo.

Sorry, microbe, no can do.

Well, that's one plucky little microbe.

No, this microbe of mine. From pakistan.

News and current affairs

It is the microbe's capacity to transfer information to other organisms that makes the analogy with the World Wide Web plausible.

A simple comparison of the pace of the evolution of microbes and their multicellular hosts suggests a millionfold or billionfold advantage to the microbe.

One year in the life of a microbe, indeed, easily surpasses the ages it took for all mammals to evolve!

Human history, too, has been marked by catastrophic microbe-caused plagues.

Very little attention has been given to the microbes' internal mechanisms for sustaining themselves as inhabitants within their hosts, which includes the interest the microbe shares with its host in controlling and limiting the damage it does.

Startling examples show that a microbe's goal is, indeed, joint survival with its host.

Charting these families, mosques, and suburbs reveals networks that look just like disease maps, tracking the spread of a microbe as it travels along routes where it can infect others.

Mexico's current quandary is the flu, but it faces more important challenges than a mutating microbe.