biotech
biotech — 名詞
1. a short, everyday way of saying 'biotechnology' — the use of cells, bacteria, an
生技
利用活體細胞或細菌製造產品的技術
a short, everyday way of saying 'biotechnology' — the use of cells, bacteria, and other living matter in factories and labs to make new medicines, foods, and farming products.
Amara took a summer internship at a small biotech firm in Boston.
Amara 暑假到波士頓一間小型生技公司實習。
biotech + noun: 'biotech firm' as compound modifier
The Taipei start-up uses biotech to grow new skin for burn patients.
這家台北新創用生物科技為燒燙傷病人培養新皮膚。
uncountable: 'uses biotech' with no article
Investors poured money into biotech after the new cancer drug worked.
新型抗癌藥成功之後,投資人把大量資金投入生技產業。
Dr. Lin runs a biotech lab in Tainan that studies rice and corn diseases.
Lin 博士在台南經營一間生技實驗室,研究稻米和玉米的病害。
Many biotech jobs in Hsinchu need both biology and computer skills.
新竹很多生技工作都同時需要生物和電腦的能力。
- biotechnology
the full, more formal form; preferred in academic and legal writing
- life sciences
broader umbrella term covering biology, medicine, and biotech together
- bioengineering
narrower; focuses on designing or rebuilding biological parts
文法句型
biotech + noun (company, firm, sector)
用法筆記
Almost always uncountable, and very often placed before another noun (biotech firm, biotech sector, biotech jobs). The full word 'biotechnology' is preferred in academic writing; 'biotech' dominates in business news, job listings, and everyday speech.