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1. (n.) microbe
a microorganism, esp. a disease-causing bacterium.
Etymology: (1880–85; < F < Gk mīkro-micro - +bíos life)
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1. (noun) microbe, bug, germ
a minute life form (especially a disease-causing bacterium); the term is not in technical use
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1. (noun) microbe
alt. of Microbion
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1. microbe
a minute organism found in the blood of animals, especially when suffering from disease. See Bacteria.
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Sense: a very tiny living thing invisible to the naked eye, especially a germ causing disease.
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 Afrikaans: mikrobe |
 Arabic: مِكروب، جُرْثومَه |
 Bulgarian: микроб |
 Brazilian: micróbio |
 Czech: mikrob |
 German: die Mikrobe |
 Danish: mikrobe |
 Greek: μικρόβιο |
 Spanish: microbio |
 Estonian: mikroob |
 Farsi: میکروب |
 Finnish: mikrobi |
 French: microbe |
 Hebrew: חַיידַק |
 Hindi: सूक्ष्म कीटाणु |
 Croatian: mikrob |
 Hungarian: mikroba |
 Indonesian: mikroba |
 Icelandic: örveira |
 Italian: microbo |
 Japanese: 微生物 |
 Korean: 미생물 |
 Lithuanian: mikrobas |
 Latvian: mikrobs |
 Malay: mikrob |
 Dutch: microbe |
 Norwegian: mikrobe, bakterie |
 Polish: mikrob |
 Persian: میکروب |
 Pashto: ميكروب |
 Portuguese: micróbio |
 Romanian: microb |
 Russian: микроб |
 Slovak: mikrób |
 Slovenian: mikrob |
 Serbian: mikrob |
 Swedish: mikrob |
 Thai: จุลินทรีย์ |
 Turkish: mikrop |
 Taiwanese: 微生物 (尤指病菌) |
 Ukrainian: мікроб |
 Urdu: خرد حیویہ |
 Vietnamese: vi khuẩn |
 Chinese: 微生物，细菌 |
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