testosterone in Greek
testosterone in Greek is τεστοστερόνη — testosterone means a hormone, produced mainly in the testes, that drives male physical development and sex drive.
testosterone in Greek
τεστοστερόνη
Pronounced: testosteroni
(steroid hormone) A steroid hormone that stimulates development of male secondary sexual characteristics, produced mainly in the testes, but also in the ovaries and adrenal cortex.
What does "testosterone" mean?
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noun A hormone, produced mainly in the testes, that drives male physical development and sex drive.
"Testosterone levels naturally decline with age."
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noun Aggressive, macho, or overconfident behaviour, used loosely and often humorously.
"The locker room was full of testosterone before the big game."
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testosterone in a sentence
- Testosterone levels naturally decline with age.
- The locker room was full of testosterone before the big game.
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What is "testosterone" in Greek?
"testosterone" in Greek is τεστοστερόνη. testosterone means: A hormone, produced mainly in the testes, that drives male physical development and sex drive.
How do you pronounce τεστοστερόνη?
"testosterone" in Greek is τεστοστερόνη, pronounced "testosteroni".
How do you use "testosterone" in a sentence?
Example: "Testosterone levels naturally decline with age." In Greek, "testosterone" is τεστοστερόνη.
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