英语释义

1. a complex structure of interdependent and subordinate elements whose relations and properties are largely determined by their function in the whole
the nation is not merely the sum of individual citizens at any given time, but it is a living organism, a mystical body … of which the individual is an ephemeral part
— Joseph Rossi

2. an individual constituted to carry on the activities of life by means of parts or organs more or less separate in function but mutually dependent a living being
a multicellular organism

3. an individual living thing

4. a system with many parts that depend on each other and work together

5. a living thing made up of one or more cells and able to carry on the activities of life (as using energy, growing, or reproducing)

6. an individual constituted to carry on the activities of life by means of organs separate in function but mutually dependent a living being

片语

organisms extinctions生物灭绝

specialized organisms特化生物

eukaryotic organisms真核生物

liquefying organisms液化性微生物

living organisms生物体

Harmful organisms敌害生物

resource organisms资源生物

classification of organisms生物分类

organisms community生物群落

hostile organisms敌害生物

英汉例句

• Such redundancy cannot be deliberate in organisms as there is no Great Engineer in the sky; rather, they must be a consequence of how the system evolved.

  这样的冗余性在生物里是没法想的因为天上没有伟大的工程师，相反他们必然是这个系统进化而来的结果。

• As the ocean warms, it becomes more stratified, with the warmer water remaining at the top where the organisms need to be in order to do photosynthesis.

  但是随着海水变暖，它的层次会更加分明，温度更高的海水会停留在表面，而这里正是生物体进行光合作用必需的地方。

• Wildlife, insects, frogs, birds, and soil organisms are able to play their roles in the tapestry of ecology, and we are able to play ours, without interference or compromise.

  野生动物、昆虫、青蛙、鸟类和土壤生物能够在生态环境的织锦中扮演他们的角色，而我们可以做好我们的事情，两者不受干涉或不需妥协。

• Coming up with fresh new gene combinations should allow organisms to outsmart parasites, which are also continuously evolving.

  带来新鲜的基因组合可能允许有机体比同样在不断进化的寄生虫更聪明。

• This unique creature is part of an imperiled community of aquatic organisms in the Gulf of Mexico, where poor water quality and habitat loss have weakened the ecosystem.

  这种独特的生物是墨西哥湾水生生物中遭到威胁的物种之一，墨西哥湾恶劣的水质和栖息地的丧失减弱了生态系统。

• Perhaps the most ironic aspect of the struggle for survival is how easily organisms can be harmed by that which they desire.

  在生存斗争中，最讽刺的一点就是，生物体最想要的东西往往轻而易举地损害他们。

• And it tells you how closely related any two organisms are over time.

  它会告诉你任意两种生物在时间长河里的亲密程度。

• Furthermore, regular monitoring of the organisms causing each syndrome should be conducted on a regular basis to validate the treatment recommendations.

  此外，应定期对引起每种综合征的生物体展开常规监测，以使推荐治疗方法保持有效。

• We just take seawater and we filter it, and we collect different size organisms on different filters.

  我们只需要把海水采上来，过滤，用不同的过滤器收集不同体积的生物体。

• This is because, at its core, palaeontology works by comparing past and present organisms with each other.

  这是因为古生物学的核心就是将过去和现在的生物相互对比。

• That's because, as well as neutrinos, it can detect the light given off by luminous organisms and bacteria.

  这是因为，在监测中微子的同时，它还能够监测到发光生物体和细菌发出的光亮。

• These smaller organisms are also stimulated by nitrogen and phosphorous nutrients running off the land.

  这些较小的生物体也被从陆地流入的含氮和磷的营养物质所刺激。

• WHEN Charles Darwin opened his first notebook on the subject of how organisms change over time, the field was not even referred to as 「evolution」.

  当查理斯达尔文打开他的第一本笔记本来研究生物体如何变化的时候，他研究的这个领域还没有被称作「进化论」。