mutated 的 2 个定义
mu·tat·ed, mu·tat·ing.
- to change; alter.
- Biology. to cause to undergo an alteration of one or more characteristics: The disease mutates the retina’s rod cells, and they slowly stop working.
- Phonetics. to change by umlaut.
mu·tat·ed, mu·tat·ing.
- to undergo change: It was a gamble to mutate from hard rock frontman to big band crooner, but he went seriously retro and won that bet in a huge way.
- Biology. to undergo an alteration of one or more characteristics: Drug-resistant cells mutate more quickly and could migrate into surrounding tissue.
mutated 近义词
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更多mutated例句
- However, it’s important to understand that viruses mutate constantly.
- The infections appear to be caused by a mutated version of the virus that’s made the jump to humans from the diminutive, furry mink.
- As they mutated across borders, the protests triggered activism and debates on police violence, racial profiling, the detention of asylum seekers and the removal of monuments.
- While the first and second targets were unique to the new virus spreading in China, the third would identify a broader family of coronaviruses, useful if the virus circulating in China mutated as it infected Americans.
- Sure, its effectiveness varies wildly from year to year given that the flu virus mutates.
- The marauding, man-eating Titans are mutated, androgynous beasts that have no need to feed but love to kill.
- Instead, at this pace Smith brings the reader right around to the conflicts of Soviet old, but mutated thanks to added plutocracy.
- These are single genes that, when mutated, greatly increase your risk for developing a specific disease.
- The Internet basically exploded and then caved in on itself and then mutated into an alien cyborg in response.
- Police now acknowledge that the red-light district has mutated into a global hub for human trafficking and money laundering.
- Yet this was no mutated cell or virus from Earth; it was a new disease, completely different from all others.
- It is not until much later times that the h in the mutated forms of the tenues, or the use of the dot, was extended to the mediae.
- More, it was free from fear for the first time since the mutated seeds had blown over the saltband.
- Most monosyllables have umlaut in the comparative and superlative either exclusively or have mutated beside unmutated forms.
- Those having a mutated vowel in the present have the corresponding unmutated vowel in the preterite.