aerobic in Greek
aerobic in Greek is αερόβιος, αεροβικός — aerobic means describing exercise that raises the heart rate and breathing for a sustained period, using oxygen to supply energy to the muscles.
aerobic in Greek
αερόβιος
Pronounced: aerovios
Living or occurring only in the presence of oxygen e.g. aerobic bacteria.
αεροβικός
Pronounced: aerovikos
Of or relating to aerobics.
What does "aerobic" mean?
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adjective Describing exercise that raises the heart rate and breathing for a sustained period, using oxygen to supply energy to the muscles.
"Thirty minutes of aerobic exercise five times a week is the usual recommendation."
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adjective Needing oxygen in order to live or to work, used of organisms and biological processes.
"Aerobic bacteria die off quickly once the tank is sealed."
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aerobic in a sentence
- Thirty minutes of aerobic exercise five times a week is the usual recommendation.
- Swimming is excellent aerobic activity because it works the whole body.
- Aerobic bacteria die off quickly once the tank is sealed.
- Aerobic respiration releases far more energy per glucose molecule than fermentation does.
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What is "aerobic" in Greek?
"aerobic" in Greek is αερόβιος, αεροβικός. aerobic means: Describing exercise that raises the heart rate and breathing for a sustained period, using oxygen to supply energy to the muscles.
How do you pronounce αερόβιος?
"aerobic" in Greek is αερόβιος, pronounced "aerovios".
How do you use "aerobic" in a sentence?
Example: "Thirty minutes of aerobic exercise five times a week is the usual recommendation." In Greek, "aerobic" is αερόβιος, αεροβικός.
Are there other ways to say "aerobic" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "aerobic": αερόβιος, αεροβικός.
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