glucose in Greek
glucose in Greek is γλυκόζη — glucose means a simple sugar that serves as a major source of energy for living cells.
glucose in Greek
γλυκόζη
Pronounced: glykozi
(carbohydrate) A simple monosaccharide (sugar) with a molecular formula of C6H12O6; it is a principle source of energy for cellular metabolism.
What does "glucose" mean?
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noun A simple sugar that serves as a major source of energy for living cells.
"The body breaks carbohydrates down into glucose for energy."
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glucose in a sentence
- The body breaks carbohydrates down into glucose for energy.
- Diabetics must carefully monitor their blood glucose levels.
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What is "glucose" in Greek?
"glucose" in Greek is γλυκόζη. glucose means: A simple sugar that serves as a major source of energy for living cells.
How do you pronounce γλυκόζη?
"glucose" in Greek is γλυκόζη, pronounced "glykozi".
How do you use "glucose" in a sentence?
Example: "The body breaks carbohydrates down into glucose for energy." In Greek, "glucose" is γλυκόζη.
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