How is the word célula translated from Spanish to English

La parte viva más pequeña de un cuerpo.

The smallest living part of a body.

noun
English translation
cell

Examples with “célula”

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  • El cuerpo repara las células dañadas. The body repairs damaged cells.

  • Compartió celda con dos hombres. He shared a cell with two men.

  • Se me apagó el móvil durante la llamada. My cell died during the call.

  • Toda célula viva necesita oxígeno. Every living cell needs oxygen.

  • El guardia abrió la celda a las siete. The guard unlocked the cell at seven.

  • Me dejé el móvil en el coche. I left my cell in the car.

  • ¿Cómo se divide una célula? How does a cell divide?

  • En la celda hay una sola ventana pequeña. There is one small window in the cell.

  • ¿Puedes llamarme luego al móvil? Can you call my cell later?

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FAQ about “célula”

How is “célula” translated from Spanish?
“célula” translates into English as “cell”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “célula” mean?
Meaning of “célula”: La parte viva más pequeña de un cuerpo. In English — “cell”.
What part of speech is “célula”?
“célula” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “célula”?
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