fungus
| development
| fungi | |
| nat.sc. | champignons |
| fungus | |
| construct. | champignon des maisons; mérule |
| environ. | champignon; champignon (ordre végétal |
| forestr. | moisissure |
| med. | fongus |
| development | |
| gen. | culture |
| construct. | developpement; aménagement |
| life.sc. | aménagement d'un cours d'eau |
| ling. | déroulement |
| nat.sc. agric. | évolution |
| tech. | cheminement; développement; opération d'aménagement; paysage humain |
noun | adjective | to phrases
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| champignon (ordre végétal | |||
| fongus m | |||
| champignon m; mycélium m | |||
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| champignon m (ordre végétal) | |||
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| champignons m | |||
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| champignon des maisons; mérule | |||
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| moisissure | |||
| English thesaurus | |||
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| A plant-like organism that feeds off a living host organism or dead or decaying material. Examples of fungi include mushrooms, yeast, and mold. People with weakened immune systems, including people with HIV, are at a higher risk for fungal infections than people with healthy immune systems. | |||
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fungus : 189 phrases in 24 subjects |