adrenaline in Greek
adrenaline in Greek is αδρεναλίνη — adrenaline means a hormone released in response to stress or excitement that speeds up the heart and boosts energy.
adrenaline in Greek
αδρεναλίνη
Pronounced: adrenalini
(hormone) Epinephrine, the hormone and neurotransmitter.
What does "adrenaline" mean?
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noun A hormone released in response to stress or excitement that speeds up the heart and boosts energy.
"When the dog ran into the road, a surge of adrenaline helped me grab it."
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noun A feeling of excitement or thrill.
"He loves the adrenaline of riding the tallest roller coaster at the fair."
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adrenaline in a sentence
- When the dog ran into the road, a surge of adrenaline helped me grab it.
- Her heart raced as adrenaline kicked in before the race.
- He loves the adrenaline of riding the tallest roller coaster at the fair.
- Skydivers chase the adrenaline of free fall.
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What is "adrenaline" in Greek?
"adrenaline" in Greek is αδρεναλίνη. adrenaline means: A hormone released in response to stress or excitement that speeds up the heart and boosts energy.
How do you pronounce αδρεναλίνη?
"adrenaline" in Greek is αδρεναλίνη, pronounced "adrenalini".
How do you use "adrenaline" in a sentence?
Example: "When the dog ran into the road, a surge of adrenaline helped me grab it." In Greek, "adrenaline" is αδρεναλίνη.
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