biol
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6.3
- adjective
- The laboratory stored all biol samples in a special refrigerator to prevent contamination.
Examples
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All biol waste must be disposed of according to strict safety guidelines.
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The biol lab is conducting important research.
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He is studying biol sciences at university and hopes to become a researcher.
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She studies biol at the university.
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The laboratory stored all biol samples in a special refrigerator to prevent contamination.
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All biol waste must be disposed of according to strict safety guidelines.
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He is studying biol sciences at university and hopes to become a researcher.
Synonyms
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3.5
Connected with living things or the science that studies them
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4.9
Relating to living things and how they work
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6.8
About living things in nature, like plants and animals
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word biol is a short form of the root bio- and the Greek word bios meaning 'life'. You see the same root in biology and biography, so as an adjective biol means 'relating to living things' or 'biological'.