Pronunciation: /ˈɔːrɡəˌnɪzəm/
noun a living thing that has the ability to act or function independently
A1 An organism is a living thing like a plant or animal.
A2 Some organisms can only survive in specific environments.
B1 Scientists study how organisms interact with their ecosystems.
B2 The discovery of a new organism in the deep sea was groundbreaking.
C1 The complexity of an organism's genetic makeup is still being unraveled.
C2 Understanding the behavior of organisms in their natural habitats is crucial for conservation efforts.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a living thing
A1 Plants are living organisms that need sunlight to grow.
A2 Animals are complex organisms that rely on other organisms for food.
B1 The human body is made up of many different organisms working together.
B2 Scientists study various microscopic organisms to understand their impact on ecosystems.
C1 The symbiotic relationship between organisms in the ocean is a fascinating subject of research.
C2 The interdependence of organisms within a habitat is crucial for maintaining ecological balance.
formal The scientist studied the behavior of a single-celled organism under a microscope.
informal My sister found a weird-looking organism in the backyard.
slang Dude, that organism is so cool!
figurative The organization functioned like a living organism, with each department playing a vital role.
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