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Cells Pronunciation

Pronounce Cells as K EH L L S.

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    Cells phonetic transcription:

    When you start learning English, it's important to become familiar with the typical sounds of the language. The best way to do this is by studying phonetics. Below is the UK transcription for the word 'cells'. Get the right phonetic representation for any word using our free Phonetic Transcription Tool.

    • Traditional IPA representation of cells: /kɛlls/
    • Modern IPA representation of cells: /cɛlls/

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    List of meaning for cells

    an area within a building that has been set apart from surrounding space by a wall

    a jail cell

    one of the parts into which an enclosed space is divided

    cells in a honeycomb

    a local unit of an organization

    his mission was to locate and infiltrate the terrorist cell that was believed to be hiding in the city

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    cells in sentence

    1. Jail cells are necessary in order to constrain criminals.

    2. It was hard for me to watch my mother deteriorate when the cancer cells invaded her body.

    3. The doctor explained that cholesterol build-up in the skin cells could cause a yellowing of the skin known as xanthosis.

    4. While breaking up sugars, the woman’s body cells are creating energy through cellular respiration.

    5. ALS is a neuromuscular disorder that affects the signaling of nerve cells to the spinal cord and its muscles.

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    Quotes and sayings containing the term cells

    No, it's not. That's the reason why we demanded that Congress provide $ 4.6 billion in additional support to Customs and Border Protection, the McAllen station, where our cells are overflowing... ought to be a very clear message to every American that the time for action is now and the time for Congress to act to end the flow of families that are coming north from Central America to our border is now.

    – The Vice President

    Dendritic cells are the basis of many new advances in medicine, including some cancer vaccines.

    – Matthew Collin

    When the animal started to produce more bone, it also turned on a pathway that created other cells to eat some of the bone, so we haven’t perfected the way that this would be used clinically.

    – Joshua Hare

    It uses alternating electric fields with rays that are placed directly on the scalp which works to kill tumor cells in a different way than surgery obviously, and in a different way than chemotherapy or radiation.

    – Samuel Goldlust

    One of the main causes of acne is an accumulation of dead skin cells and oil—which has nothing to do with how hydrated you are.

    – Amy Ross

    No, The Vice President office's not. The Vice President office's the reason why we demanded that Congress provide $ 4.6 billion in additional support to Customs and Border Protection, the McAllen station, where our cells are overflowing... ought to be a very clear message to every American that the time for action is now and the time for Congress to act to end the flow of families that are coming north from Central America to our border is now.

    – The Vice President

    It's a real threat. We know on any given day, there are dozens of cells that are talking about aviation, and you just watch them over time and see if they develop and they go from talking to actually doing something. So there's a real threat all the time.

    – Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly

    Best-case scenario is that the little library is fully intact, sitting on a nice sandy hillside on the moon for a billion years. In the distant future it might be recovered by our descendants or by a future form of intelligent life that might evolve long after we're gone, from the DNA and the cells that we included, Nova Spivack could clone us and regenerate the human race and other plants and animals.

    – Nova Spivack

    The technology has evolved. Now we have better ways to look at immune cells and to see how they respond.

    – Alexandra Santos

    The circadian timing system modulates the activity of every cell in our body. Timed light exposure is nature’s way of keeping the activity of these cells in check.

    – Michael Terman

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