How do you pronounce metabolism?

metabolism is pronounced as məˈtæb.əl.ɪ.zəm.

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metabolism

⚡metabolism (métabolisme)

noun

məˈtæb.əl.ɪ.zəm

métabolisme (metabolisme)

metabolic metabolize

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Signification

The chemical processes that occur within a living organism in order to maintain life.

The chemical processes that occur within a living organism in order to maintain life, including energy production and cellular activity.

Traduction de la signification

Les processus chimiques qui se produisent dans un organisme vivant pour maintenir la vie.

Phrases d'exemple

Exercise boosts metabolism and burns calories.

L'exercice stimule le métabolisme et brûle des calories.

Proper hydration boosts metabolism and energy levels.

Une hydratation adéquate stimule le métabolisme et les niveaux d'énergie.

Une hydratation adequate stimule le metabolisme et les niveaux d'energie.

Faster metabolism can help with weight management.

Un métabolisme plus rapide peut aider à la gestion du poids.

un metabolisme plus rapide peut aider a la gestion du poids.

Synonymes

digestion, catabolism, biochemical process, energy conversion, cellular activity

Entrée 1

digestion, catabolism, biochemical process

Entrée 2

biochemical process, energy conversion, cellular activity

Entrée 3

biochemical process, digestion

Antonymes

stagnation, imbalance, dysfunction, inactivity, deterioration, stasis

Entrée 1

stagnation, imbalance, dysfunction

Entrée 2

stagnation, inactivity, deterioration

Entrée 3

stasis, inactivity

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