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Japanese-English: EDICT Dictionary
単細胞;單細胞(oK)[たんさいぼう, tansaibou] (n, adj-no) (1) single cell; (2) (col) simple-minded person; one-track-minded person [Add to Longdo]
単細胞生物[たんさいぼうせいぶつ, tansaibouseibutsu] (n) unicellular organism; monad [Add to Longdo]

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The ostrich egg is a single cell, and it can grow up to five pounds.[JP] ダチョウの卵は単細胞だ 5ポンドまで成長することができる Bound (2009)
Not with Caleb. It's not complex because he is not complex.[JP] その点ケイレブなら心配なし 単細胞だから関係も単純なの God. (2015)
You find a single microbe up there and I win.[JP] 君が単細胞生物を 見つけたら僕の勝ち Europa Report (2013)
Well, they teased the idea that... that simple mono-cellular life in our solar system might not just be possible, it might be probable.[JP] まぁ 太陽系型の 単細胞生物は 存在しないだろうとの 考えのようですが... Europa Report (2013)
Mutation's go from single cell organisms to being the dominate form of reproductive life.[JP] この星の 単細胞の生物が 単純な生殖行動に 出ただけだよ X-Men: First Class (2011)
Really? It's a single-celled parasite that lives in the intestines of animals.[JP] 動物の腸に生息する単細胞寄生虫だ In Which We Meet Mr. Jones (2008)
Diatoms, unicellular colonies.[JP] 単細胞生物の群体。 Futamono (2014)
- It's a unicellular organism, something akin to an algae.[JP] 単細胞体だぞ "何か藻類だ" Europa Report (2013)
"On the boy...[JP] "単細胞の..." Stories We Tell Our Young (2013)

Japanese-German: JDDICT Dictionary
単細胞[たんさいぼう, tansaibou] eine_Zelle, eine_einzige_Zelle, einzellig [Add to Longdo]

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