anaerobic in Japanese
anaerobic in Japanese is 嫌気性 — anaerobic means happening or living without oxygen.
anaerobic in Japanese
嫌気性
Pronounced: kenkisei
Without oxygen; especially of an environment or organism.
What does "anaerobic" mean?
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adjective Happening or living without oxygen.
"Anaerobic bacteria thrive in the sealed tank."
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adjective Describing intense, short bursts of exercise in which the muscles work faster than oxygen can be supplied, such as sprinting or heavy lifting.
"Sprint intervals are anaerobic, so you cannot hold the pace for long."
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anaerobic in a sentence
- Anaerobic bacteria thrive in the sealed tank.
- Anaerobic digestion turns food waste into biogas.
- Sprint intervals are anaerobic, so you cannot hold the pace for long.
- Her programme mixes anaerobic work with longer easy runs.
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What is "anaerobic" in Japanese?
"anaerobic" in Japanese is 嫌気性. anaerobic means: Happening or living without oxygen.
How do you pronounce 嫌気性?
"anaerobic" in Japanese is 嫌気性, pronounced "kenkisei".
How do you use "anaerobic" in a sentence?
Example: "Anaerobic bacteria thrive in the sealed tank." In Japanese, "anaerobic" is 嫌気性.
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