triglyceride in Greek
triglyceride in Greek is τριγλυκερίδιο — triglyceride means a type of fat made from glycerol combined with three fatty acids, forming the main fat in animals and plants.
triglyceride in Greek
τριγλυκερίδιο
Pronounced: triglykeridio
What does "triglyceride" mean?
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noun A type of fat made from glycerol combined with three fatty acids, forming the main fat in animals and plants.
"The blood test measured her triglyceride levels."
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triglyceride in a sentence
- The blood test measured her triglyceride levels.
- Triglycerides are stored in fat cells and used by the body for energy.
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What is "triglyceride" in Greek?
"triglyceride" in Greek is τριγλυκερίδιο. triglyceride means: A type of fat made from glycerol combined with three fatty acids, forming the main fat in animals and plants.
How do you pronounce τριγλυκερίδιο?
"triglyceride" in Greek is τριγλυκερίδιο, pronounced "triglykeridio".
How do you use "triglyceride" in a sentence?
Example: "The blood test measured her triglyceride levels." In Greek, "triglyceride" is τριγλυκερίδιο.
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