Definition of biotech in English:

biotech

noun ˈbʌɪəʊtɛkˈbaɪoʊˌtɛk

short for biotechnology
Example sentencesExamples
- He said opportunities were limited and the long life cycles required in biotech put off many funders.
- Traditionally for the biotech industry, the paper questions whether people in the UK are really against GM.
- To what extent is competitive pressure in our biotech age a problem in need of a solution?
- All three bodies had links with the biotech industry through the pursuit of commercial research contracts.
- Everyone working at a biotech has one eye on the exit, ready to bolt if things start to go bad.
- I see a potential thriving robotics industry here, a software industry and a biotech.
- But the uncertainties with tech stocks, they felt, would be likely to continue as would the growth of interest in biotech.
- Is it when the genetically engineered crop is delivered to the biotech manufacturing facility?
- It has a terrific biotech and health-care industry and some other technology.
- It raises many unanswered questions about new Labour, its link to the biotech industry and the safety of GM food.
- The most positive aspect of this budget is that pharma and biotech have been placed at par with the IT industry.
- How much does he really need the biotech industry anyway?
- More than 150 people from the biotech industry are in Johannesburg.
- Environmental groups were delighted with the tone of the report, but the biotech industry was also supportive.
- It is true that the biotech industry is restructuring madly.
- Chiron's vaccine troubles wouldn't be such a worry if its biotech drugs made up the slack.
- The false story line helps generate public support for the biotech political agenda.
- The importance of strong academic departments in the ongoing evolution of biotech cannot be stressed enough.

Definition of biotech in US English:

biotech

nounˈbīōˌtekˈbaɪoʊˌtɛk

short for biotechnology
Example sentencesExamples
- But the uncertainties with tech stocks, they felt, would be likely to continue as would the growth of interest in biotech.
- Is it when the genetically engineered crop is delivered to the biotech manufacturing facility?
- He said opportunities were limited and the long life cycles required in biotech put off many funders.
- It has a terrific biotech and health-care industry and some other technology.
- The false story line helps generate public support for the biotech political agenda.
- Everyone working at a biotech has one eye on the exit, ready to bolt if things start to go bad.
- More than 150 people from the biotech industry are in Johannesburg.
- To what extent is competitive pressure in our biotech age a problem in need of a solution?
- The most positive aspect of this budget is that pharma and biotech have been placed at par with the IT industry.
- All three bodies had links with the biotech industry through the pursuit of commercial research contracts.
- It is true that the biotech industry is restructuring madly.
- Chiron's vaccine troubles wouldn't be such a worry if its biotech drugs made up the slack.
- Traditionally for the biotech industry, the paper questions whether people in the UK are really against GM.
- Environmental groups were delighted with the tone of the report, but the biotech industry was also supportive.
- The importance of strong academic departments in the ongoing evolution of biotech cannot be stressed enough.
- I see a potential thriving robotics industry here, a software industry and a biotech.
- It raises many unanswered questions about new Labour, its link to the biotech industry and the safety of GM food.
- How much does he really need the biotech industry anyway?

adjectiveˈbīōˌtekˈbaɪoʊˌtɛk

informal

Genetically modified.
biotech corn
Example sentencesExamples
- It's 3003 and the biotech tweaked plants and animals are quite wonderful - but there are only a few dozen of the old species left.
- It is that disconnect that is helping fuel the growth of the biotech food industry.
- I still hear and read about farmers who insist on growing the biotech crops no matter what.
- To the biotech and agriculture industries the fight over organics is a sideshow.
- American farmers certainly don't buy biotech seeds because they have to.

单词	biotech
释义	Definition of biotech in English: biotech noun ˈbʌɪəʊtɛkˈbaɪoʊˌtɛk short for biotechnology Example sentencesExamples He said opportunities were limited and the long life cycles required in biotech put off many funders. Traditionally for the biotech industry, the paper questions whether people in the UK are really against GM. To what extent is competitive pressure in our biotech age a problem in need of a solution? All three bodies had links with the biotech industry through the pursuit of commercial research contracts. Everyone working at a biotech has one eye on the exit, ready to bolt if things start to go bad. I see a potential thriving robotics industry here, a software industry and a biotech. But the uncertainties with tech stocks, they felt, would be likely to continue as would the growth of interest in biotech. Is it when the genetically engineered crop is delivered to the biotech manufacturing facility? It has a terrific biotech and health-care industry and some other technology. It raises many unanswered questions about new Labour, its link to the biotech industry and the safety of GM food. The most positive aspect of this budget is that pharma and biotech have been placed at par with the IT industry. How much does he really need the biotech industry anyway? More than 150 people from the biotech industry are in Johannesburg. Environmental groups were delighted with the tone of the report, but the biotech industry was also supportive. It is true that the biotech industry is restructuring madly. Chiron's vaccine troubles wouldn't be such a worry if its biotech drugs made up the slack. The false story line helps generate public support for the biotech political agenda. The importance of strong academic departments in the ongoing evolution of biotech cannot be stressed enough. Definition of biotech in US English: biotech nounˈbīōˌtekˈbaɪoʊˌtɛk short for biotechnology Example sentencesExamples But the uncertainties with tech stocks, they felt, would be likely to continue as would the growth of interest in biotech. Is it when the genetically engineered crop is delivered to the biotech manufacturing facility? He said opportunities were limited and the long life cycles required in biotech put off many funders. It has a terrific biotech and health-care industry and some other technology. The false story line helps generate public support for the biotech political agenda. Everyone working at a biotech has one eye on the exit, ready to bolt if things start to go bad. More than 150 people from the biotech industry are in Johannesburg. To what extent is competitive pressure in our biotech age a problem in need of a solution? The most positive aspect of this budget is that pharma and biotech have been placed at par with the IT industry. All three bodies had links with the biotech industry through the pursuit of commercial research contracts. It is true that the biotech industry is restructuring madly. Chiron's vaccine troubles wouldn't be such a worry if its biotech drugs made up the slack. Traditionally for the biotech industry, the paper questions whether people in the UK are really against GM. Environmental groups were delighted with the tone of the report, but the biotech industry was also supportive. The importance of strong academic departments in the ongoing evolution of biotech cannot be stressed enough. I see a potential thriving robotics industry here, a software industry and a biotech. It raises many unanswered questions about new Labour, its link to the biotech industry and the safety of GM food. How much does he really need the biotech industry anyway? adjectiveˈbīōˌtekˈbaɪoʊˌtɛk informal Genetically modified. biotech corn Example sentencesExamples It's 3003 and the biotech tweaked plants and animals are quite wonderful - but there are only a few dozen of the old species left. It is that disconnect that is helping fuel the growth of the biotech food industry. I still hear and read about farmers who insist on growing the biotech crops no matter what. To the biotech and agriculture industries the fight over organics is a sideshow. American farmers certainly don't buy biotech seeds because they have to.
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