INTERMEDIATE HOST - angleščina-italijanščina prevod

intermediate host [am. angl. ˈˌɪn(t)ərˈˌmidiət hoʊst] SAM. ZOOL.

intermediate host

ospite m. spol intermedio

ospite intermedio

intermediate host

I. intermediate PRID. [brit. angl. ˌɪntəˈmiːdɪət, am. angl. ˌɪn(t)ərˈmidiət]

1. intermediate point, step, stage:

intermediate

intermedio

2. intermediate ŠOL.:

intermediate book, exam, course

di livello intermedio

intermediate level, student

intermedio

3. intermediate GOSP.:

intermediate credit

a medio termine

II. intermediate SAM. [brit. angl. ˌɪntəˈmiːdɪət, am. angl. ˌɪn(t)ərˈmidiət]

1. intermediate (mediator):

intermediate

intermediario m. spol / intermediaria ž. spol

intermediate

mediatore m. spol / mediatrice ž. spol

2. intermediate am. angl. DIRKAL.:

intermediate

automobile ž. spol di media cilindrata

3. intermediate KEM.:

intermediate

(composto) intermedio m. spol

III. intermediate GLAG. nepreh. glag. [brit. angl. ˌɪntəˈmiːdɪeɪt, am. angl. ˌɪn(t)ərˈmidieɪt]

intermediate

fare da intermediario, interporsi

I. host¹ [brit. angl. həʊst, am. angl. hoʊst] SAM.

1. host (to guests, visitors):

host

ospite m. in ž. spol

to play host to sb

ricevere qn

[before samost.] host country

nazione ospitante

2. host:

host BOT., ZOOL.

ospite m. spol

host before samost. animal, plant, cell

ospite

3. host TV:

host

conduttore m. spol / conduttrice ž. spol

host

presentatore m. spol / presentatrice ž. spol

4. host (innkeeper):

host neobč., šalj.

oste m. spol / ostessa ž. spol

host neobč., šalj.

albergatore m. spol / albergatrice ž. spol

mine host šalj.

il mio locandiere preferito

II. host¹ [brit. angl. həʊst, am. angl. hoʊst] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. host city, country, institution etc.:

host

ospitare

2. host TV:

host

condurre

host

presentare

3. host RAČ.:

host website

ospitare

host² [brit. angl. həʊst, am. angl. hoʊst] SAM.

1. host (multitude):

host

folla ž. spol

host

moltitudine ž. spol

host

schiera ž. spol (of di)

2. host (army):

host arh.

esercito m. spol

host³ [brit. angl. həʊst, am. angl. hoʊst] SAM. REL.

host

ostia ž. spol

I. intermediate [ˌɪn·t̬ɚ·ˈmi:·di·ət] PRID.

intermediate

intermedio, -a

intermediate course

corso m. spol intermedio

intermediate students

studenti m. spol pl di scuola media

intermediate memory RAČ.

memoria ž. spol intermedia

II. intermediate [ˌɪn·t̬ɚ·ˈmi:·di·ət] SAM.

intermediate

intermediario(-a) m. spol (ž. spol)

I. host¹ [hoʊst] SAM.

1. host (person who receives guests):

host

ospite m. spol

host

padrone m. spol di casa

2. host (presenter):

host

presentatore m. spol

3. host BIOL.:

host

ospite m. spol

4. host RAČ.:

host

host m. spol nesprem.

II. host¹ [hoʊst] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. host:

host party

dare

host event

ospitare

2. host TV, RADIO (program):

host

presentare

host² [hoʊst] SAM.

host

molltitudine ž. spol

a whole host of reasons

tutto un insieme di ragioni

Host [hoʊst] SAM. REL.

Host

ostia ž. spol

Present

I	intermediate
you	intermediate
he/she/it	intermediates
we	intermediate
you	intermediate
they	intermediate

Past

I	intermediated
you	intermediated
he/she/it	intermediated
we	intermediated
you	intermediated
they	intermediated

Present Perfect

I	have	intermediated
you	have	intermediated
he/she/it	has	intermediated
we	have	intermediated
you	have	intermediated
they	have	intermediated

Past Perfect

I	had	intermediated
you	had	intermediated
he/she/it	had	intermediated
we	had	intermediated
you	had	intermediated
they	had	intermediated

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

When the intermediate host completes metamorphosis it comes across a definitive host and evolves into an adult.

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Its first intermediate host includes the fingernail clam, which is followed by a second intermediate host, which can be a snail, tadpole, or crayfish.

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This parasite requires an intermediate host usually found in the soil fauna.

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This fluke is known for causing tumor like malformations in fishes (intermediate host) by attaching onto its spinal region in the metacercariae form.

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Additionally, exogenous bacteria can enter a secondary host through an intermediate host such as insects and parasites.

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