Definition of anabiosis in English:

anabiosis

nounˌanəbʌɪˈəʊsɪsˌanəbīˈōsəs

mass nounZoology

A temporary state of suspended animation or greatly reduced metabolism.
〔动〕复苏，回生
Example sentencesExamples
- He said three types of life forms are found in permafrost: active ones that eke out a living, forms in suspended anabiosis until things get better, and the ones that simply gave up and died.
- His photographs show that during anabiosis membranes contract in intricate folds within the shrunken cell.
- Although the dry acid sand environment of S. longitunae is periodically moistened by natural rainfall, the animal appears to resist revival from anabiosis even after up to five days of rainfall.
- CAM also occurs in some resurrection plants that are desiccation-tolerant and can shift between biosis and anabiosis as they dry out and are rewatered, respectively.
- Drawing from the results of the experiments, the researchers came up with a theory of anabiosis for large living organisms.

Derivatives

anabiotic

adjectiveˌanəbʌɪˈɒtɪk

Zoology

And then the wonder happened: a few days after the exsiccator was filled with plain tap water, the seemingly dead (anabiotic) eggs awakened to life!
Example sentencesExamples
- When anabiotic, tardigrades look like they are dead - they don't move, don't breathe and their metabolism is undetectable.
- ‘Recent research [shows] that extremely severe conditions of cosmic environments do not exclude the possibility that microorganisms may exist in anabiotic states at high altitudes in interplanetary space,’ he wrote in a recent paper.
- Evidence suggests that glacial ice cannot support bacterial growth but rather traps these organisms for considerable lengths of time in an anabiotic state.
- We put hearts, blood and semen of the lab animals into an anabiotic capsule designed and built by our team.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek anabiōsis, from anabioein 'return to life'.

Definition of anabiosis in US English:

anabiosis

nounˌanəbīˈōsəs

Zoology

A temporary state of suspended animation or greatly reduced metabolism.
〔动〕复苏，回生
Example sentencesExamples
- Drawing from the results of the experiments, the researchers came up with a theory of anabiosis for large living organisms.
- His photographs show that during anabiosis membranes contract in intricate folds within the shrunken cell.
- He said three types of life forms are found in permafrost: active ones that eke out a living, forms in suspended anabiosis until things get better, and the ones that simply gave up and died.
- CAM also occurs in some resurrection plants that are desiccation-tolerant and can shift between biosis and anabiosis as they dry out and are rewatered, respectively.
- Although the dry acid sand environment of S. longitunae is periodically moistened by natural rainfall, the animal appears to resist revival from anabiosis even after up to five days of rainfall.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek anabiōsis, from anabioein ‘return to life’.

单词	anabiosis
释义	Definition of anabiosis in English: anabiosis nounˌanəbʌɪˈəʊsɪsˌanəbīˈōsəs mass nounZoology A temporary state of suspended animation or greatly reduced metabolism. 〔动〕复苏，回生 Example sentencesExamples He said three types of life forms are found in permafrost: active ones that eke out a living, forms in suspended anabiosis until things get better, and the ones that simply gave up and died. His photographs show that during anabiosis membranes contract in intricate folds within the shrunken cell. Although the dry acid sand environment of S. longitunae is periodically moistened by natural rainfall, the animal appears to resist revival from anabiosis even after up to five days of rainfall. CAM also occurs in some resurrection plants that are desiccation-tolerant and can shift between biosis and anabiosis as they dry out and are rewatered, respectively. Drawing from the results of the experiments, the researchers came up with a theory of anabiosis for large living organisms. Derivatives anabiotic adjectiveˌanəbʌɪˈɒtɪk Zoology And then the wonder happened: a few days after the exsiccator was filled with plain tap water, the seemingly dead (anabiotic) eggs awakened to life! Example sentencesExamples When anabiotic, tardigrades look like they are dead - they don't move, don't breathe and their metabolism is undetectable. ‘Recent research [shows] that extremely severe conditions of cosmic environments do not exclude the possibility that microorganisms may exist in anabiotic states at high altitudes in interplanetary space,’ he wrote in a recent paper. Evidence suggests that glacial ice cannot support bacterial growth but rather traps these organisms for considerable lengths of time in an anabiotic state. We put hearts, blood and semen of the lab animals into an anabiotic capsule designed and built by our team. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek anabiōsis, from anabioein 'return to life'. Definition of anabiosis in US English: anabiosis nounˌanəbīˈōsəs Zoology A temporary state of suspended animation or greatly reduced metabolism. 〔动〕复苏，回生 Example sentencesExamples Drawing from the results of the experiments, the researchers came up with a theory of anabiosis for large living organisms. His photographs show that during anabiosis membranes contract in intricate folds within the shrunken cell. He said three types of life forms are found in permafrost: active ones that eke out a living, forms in suspended anabiosis until things get better, and the ones that simply gave up and died. CAM also occurs in some resurrection plants that are desiccation-tolerant and can shift between biosis and anabiosis as they dry out and are rewatered, respectively. Although the dry acid sand environment of S. longitunae is periodically moistened by natural rainfall, the animal appears to resist revival from anabiosis even after up to five days of rainfall. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek anabiōsis, from anabioein ‘return to life’.
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