| Definition of 'cloning' |
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1. (noun) cloning
a general term for the research activity that creates a copy of some biological entity (a gene or organism or cell)
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1. (noun) cloning
the process of making a clone
Cloning of humans is banned.
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Sense: a copy of an animal or plant produced from that animal or plant.
genetic cloning.
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 Afrikaans: kloning, kloonvorming |
 Arabic: اسْتِنْساخ |
 Bulgarian: клонинг |
 Brazilian: clonagem |
 Czech: genetické klonování |
 German: das Klonen |
 Danish: kloning |
 Greek: κλωνοποίηση (γονιδίων) |
 Spanish: clonación |
 Estonian: kloonimine |
 Farsi: همانند سازی |
 Finnish: kloonaus |
 French: clone |
 Hebrew: שִׁיבּוּט |
 Hindi: क्लोनिंग |
 Croatian: kloniranje |
 Hungarian: klónozás |
 Indonesian: kloning |
 Italian: clonazione |
 Japanese: クローン化すること |
 Korean: 유전자 복제 |
 Lithuanian: klonavimas |
 Latvian: klonēšana |
 Malay: pengklonan |
 Dutch: het klonen |
 Norwegian: kloning |
 Polish: klonowanie |
 Persian: همانند سازی |
 Pashto: ارثى |
 Russian: клонирование |
 Slovak: klonovanie, rozmnožovanie |
 Slovenian: kloniranje |
 Serbian: kloniranje |
 Swedish: kloning |
 Thai: การโคลนนิ่ง |
 Turkish: klonlama |
 Taiwanese: 複製 |
 Ukrainian: клонування |
 Urdu: مماثل بنانے کا عمل |
 Vietnamese: dòng vô tính |
 Chinese: 复制，纯系化 |
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