Carcinogenic Meaning in English
word
ˌkɑɹsənoʊˈdʒɛnɪk
kar-suh-noh-JEN-ik
kˌɑːsɪnəʊdʒˈɛnɪk
kaa-si-noh-JEN-ik
释义
Something is carcinogenic if it can cause cancer in living tissue.
用法与细微差别
Used mainly in scientific, medical, or health contexts. Common collocation: 'carcinogenic substances'. Not used for living things—always for chemicals, materials, or exposures. Sometimes used more generally as 'potentially carcinogenic' for substances suspected but not proven to cause cancer.
Spanish: carcinógeno - cancerígenoPortuguese (BR): carcinogênico - cancerígenoPortuguese (PT): carcinogénico - cancerígenoChinese (Simplified): 致癌的Chinese (Traditional): 致癌的Hindi: कैंसरकारीArabic: مُسَبِّب لِلسَّرَطانBengali: কার্সিনোজেনিক - ক্যান্সার সৃষ্টিকারীRussian: канцерогенныйJapanese: 発がん性のVietnamese: gây ung thưKorean: 발암성의Turkish: kanserojenUrdu: سرطان پیدا کرنے والاIndonesian: karsinogenik - penyebab kanker
例句
Some chemicals are carcinogenic to humans.
basic
Smoking produces carcinogenic substances.
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Scientists test if a substance is carcinogenic.
basic
Is this food packaging considered carcinogenic or is it safe?
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They banned the use of that carcinogenic chemical in cosmetics.
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Just because something is labeled 'natural' doesn't mean it's not carcinogenic.
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