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Bios & Vita

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vital 1. essential for life. 2. necessary to life. 3. containing life 4. necessary important
vitals a bodily organ essential for life; a vital organ
vitality able to survive and grow; energy vigor. Strong and energetic
vitamin natural substances necessary to keep your body healthy
revitalize to restore vitality; to restore life
devitalize To deprive of life or vitality.
viable 1. adj - feasible. 2. plants - able to germinate. 3. biology - capable of living successfully under certain circumstances. 4. medical - able to live after birth
arborvitae evergreen tree (cypress family)
la dolce vita a life of indolence and self-indulgence; a life of luxury.
curriculum vitae a summary of your academic and work history; more extensive than a resume
aerobic an active type of exercise increasing the amount of oxygen in the blood. It makes your heart and lungs stronger
anaerobic 1. able to live and grow where there is no oxygen. 2. exercise that improves strength but does not always raise your heart rate.
biology 1. the study of living things; 2. the living organisms of a particular area. 3. how a living thing or its cells behave
microbiology the science or small living things like viruses parasites bacteria and other microbes.
microbe microorganism; germ
antibiotic a medical drug used to cure illnesses and infections caused by bacteria
amphibious both on water and on land
biome a large area with a particular type of weather plants and animals
bionic electronic parts replacing body parts
biopsy a medical test in which cells are taken from your body and examined
symbiosis a connection between two different living creatures from which both usually get benefits
biodegradable able to be decomposed by bacteria or other organisms
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