clone
US /kloʊn/
UK /kloʊn/
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clon
an organism or cell, or group of organisms or cells, produced asexually from one ancestor or stock, to which they are genetically identical.
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Scientists successfully created a clone of the sheep.
Los científicos crearon con éxito un clon de la oveja.
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The plant was a perfect clone of its parent.
La planta era un clon perfecto de su progenitor.
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clon, réplica
a person or thing that is an exact counterpart or copy of another.
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The new software is a clone of the older version.
El nuevo software es un clon de la versión anterior.
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He's a perfect clone of his father, both in looks and personality.
Es un clon perfecto de su padre, tanto en apariencia como en personalidad.
1.
clonar
make an identical copy of (an organism or cell) asexually from one ancestor.
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Scientists are trying to clone endangered species.
Los científicos están intentando clonar especies en peligro de extinción.
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It is possible to clone certain types of cells.
Es posible clonar ciertos tipos de células.