carbohydrate in Irish
carbohydrate in Irish is carbaihiodráit — carbohydrate means a sugar, starch or cellulose that gives an animal or plant energy.
carbohydrate in Irish
carbaihiodráit
What does "carbohydrate" mean?
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noun A sugar, starch or cellulose that gives an animal or plant energy.
"Bread, rice and pasta are all rich in carbohydrate."
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noun Any food that contains a lot of starch or sugar.
"I try to have fewer carbohydrates with my evening meal."
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carbohydrate in a sentence
- Bread, rice and pasta are all rich in carbohydrate.
- Plants store carbohydrate in the form of starch.
- I try to have fewer carbohydrates with my evening meal.
- Potatoes are the main carbohydrate on the plate.
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What is "carbohydrate" in Irish?
"carbohydrate" in Irish is carbaihiodráit. carbohydrate means: A sugar, starch or cellulose that gives an animal or plant energy.
How do you use "carbohydrate" in a sentence?
Example: "Bread, rice and pasta are all rich in carbohydrate." In Irish, "carbohydrate" is carbaihiodráit.
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