specimen
Aussprache: [ˈspɛsɪmən]
Kontext: „science“
(noun) a specimen is a special example or sample of something used for study or display. For example, scientists often use specimens to learn more about plants, animals, or diseases.
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The scientist examined the specimen under a powerful microscope to learn more about it.
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They didn't find a single specimen of the rare plant in the entire area.
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What kind of specimen are you collecting for your project?
Kontext: „collection“
(noun) a specimen can also be an example of something that represents a larger group, like a sample of a product or a piece of art. For example, a museum might show a specimen of a famous painting.
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The gallery displayed a specimen of modern art that attracted many visitors.
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This is not a true specimen of the artist's work; it's just a copy.
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Is this specimen from the original artist or a replica?
Kontext: „health“
(noun) a specimen can refer to a sample of body fluid, like blood or urine, that doctors collect to check for health issues. They use specimens to help diagnose illnesses.
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The doctor asked for a specimen to test my blood for any infections.
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She didn't provide a specimen, so the tests couldn't be done.
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When will the results of the specimen analysis be ready?