metabolism in Greek
metabolism in Greek is μεταβολισμός — metabolism means the set of chemical processes inside a living thing that convert food into energy and keep it alive.
metabolism in Greek
μεταβολισμός
Pronounced: metavolismos
(physiology) The chemical processes that occur within a living organism in order to maintain life.
What does "metabolism" mean?
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noun The set of chemical processes inside a living thing that convert food into energy and keep it alive.
"A slow metabolism can make it harder to lose weight."
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metabolism in a sentence
- A slow metabolism can make it harder to lose weight.
- Metabolism speeds up during illness as the body fights infection.
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What is "metabolism" in Greek?
"metabolism" in Greek is μεταβολισμός. metabolism means: The set of chemical processes inside a living thing that convert food into energy and keep it alive.
How do you pronounce μεταβολισμός?
"metabolism" in Greek is μεταβολισμός, pronounced "metavolismos".
How do you use "metabolism" in a sentence?
Example: "A slow metabolism can make it harder to lose weight." In Greek, "metabolism" is μεταβολισμός.
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