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aerobic in Japanese

aerobic in Japanese is 好気性 — aerobic means describing exercise that raises the heart rate and breathing for a sustained period, using oxygen to supply energy to the muscles.

aerobic in Japanese

好気性
adj
Pronounced: kōkisei
Living or occurring only in the presence of oxygen e.g. aerobic bacteria.

What does "aerobic" mean?

  1. adjective Describing exercise that raises the heart rate and breathing for a sustained period, using oxygen to supply energy to the muscles.
    "Thirty minutes of aerobic exercise five times a week is the usual recommendation."
  2. adjective Needing oxygen in order to live or to work, used of organisms and biological processes.
    "Aerobic bacteria die off quickly once the tank is sealed."
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aerobic in a sentence

  • Thirty minutes of aerobic exercise five times a week is the usual recommendation.
  • Swimming is excellent aerobic activity because it works the whole body.
  • Aerobic bacteria die off quickly once the tank is sealed.
  • Aerobic respiration releases far more energy per glucose molecule than fermentation does.

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What is "aerobic" in Japanese?

"aerobic" in Japanese is 好気性. aerobic means: Describing exercise that raises the heart rate and breathing for a sustained period, using oxygen to supply energy to the muscles.

How do you pronounce 好気性?

"aerobic" in Japanese is 好気性, pronounced "kōkisei".

How do you use "aerobic" in a sentence?

Example: "Thirty minutes of aerobic exercise five times a week is the usual recommendation." In Japanese, "aerobic" is 好気性.

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