germs

英 [dʒɜːmz]

美 [dʒɜrmz]

n.  微生物; 细菌; 病菌; 起源; 发端; 萌芽; 胚芽; 胚原基; 芽孢; 胚胎
germ的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 细菌；病菌
  Agermis a very small organism that causes disease.
  1. Chlorine is widely used to kill germs.
     氯气被广泛用于杀菌。
  2. ...a germ that destroyed hundreds of millions of lives.
     夺去了无数生命的细菌
• N-SING 起源；发端；萌芽
  Thegerm ofsomething such as an idea is something which developed or might develop into that thing.
  1. The germ of an idea took root in Rosemary's mind...
     罗斯玛丽心里萌生了一个念头。
  2. This was the germ of a book.
     这是一本书的源起。
• See also:wheatgerm

双语例句

• Chlorine is widely used to kill germs.
  氯气被广泛用于杀菌。
• Germs have invaded the lungs.
  病菌已侵入肺部。
• The water was infected with germs.
  这些水被细菌污染了。
• You think germs might have gotten in?
  你认为可能有细菌跑进去了？
• On a plane, you are exposed to more germs.
  在飞机上，你暴露在更多的细菌中。
• He infected his wound with disease germs.
  他的伤口感染了病菌。
• It may rest on human or animal wastes that contain typhoid and dysentery, germs.
  它们可能爬在含有伤寒和痢疾病菌的人畜粪便上。
• Disease is usually caused by germs.
  疾病通常是由病菌引起的。
• These are the cells that normally fight off infection and germs.
  这些是通常击退传染和细菌的细胞。
• Colds are spread by germs.
  感冒由细菌传播。