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		Definition of nutrition in English: nutritionnoun njʊˈtrɪʃ(ə)nn(j)uˈtrɪʃ(ə)n mass noun1The process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth. 养料的供给;养料的摄取  a guide to good nutrition 良好营养摄取指南。 Example sentencesExamples -  People are constantly treating what they consider to be newer ideas about nutrition or health therapies as personal, rather than political.
 -  The use of growth charts is essential as indices of health and nutrition to track a child's progress as she grows.
 -  Having suffered from asthma and eczema as a child, she believed there was a strong link between nutrition and health.
 -  The same gains in nutrition, health, and safety are surely to be sought and welcomed in less developed nations.
 -  Maya aims at making a difference to the children's learning abilities, their health and nutrition.
 -  He gave a very informative talk on health and nutrition and increasing your energy levels and fighting degenerative diseases.
 -  These clinics provide education on health and nutrition for mothers and monitor their children's growth.
 -  When crops grow quickly and with balanced nutrition, the growth can compensate for slight damage.
 -  Health, nutrition, and protein are now at the top of the agenda.
 -  In fact, the Food and Drug Administration recently made it easier for companies to make health and nutrition claims on food.
 -  In Australia four food groups are recognised as providing the basic nutrition for health and fitness.
 -  There is a direct link between nutrition and health.
 -  Who says college students are out-of-shape party animals with no regard for basic health and nutrition?
 -  Nutritional status is a sensitive indicator of community health and nutrition.
 -  Improvements in the public health of women with associated gains in female growth and nutrition must remain a longer term goal.
 -  The response of wheat in this medium in terms of growth, and nutrition of the plant as a whole, was described earlier.
 -  If you want to add muscle mass, you have to make the necessary nutrition sacrifices.
 -  About 35 Irish companies are active within the health, nutrition and functional food and drink sectors.
 -  Most of the suffering due to sickness could be avoided if we knew the basics of health, exercise and nutrition.
 -  An early task for the new Food Standards Authority involves exercising wisdom over a classical problem in public health nutrition.
 
 - 1.1 Food or nourishment.
食物;营养物  a feeding tube gives her nutrition and water 一根输送管给她提供养分和水。 Example sentencesExamples -  She is not on life support, she simply needs a feeding tube when nutrition and hydration are required.
 -  Space, light, water, and soil nutrition required by plants can be costly.
 
 Synonyms nourishment, nutriment, nutrients, sustenance, food, daily bread informal grub, chow, nosh British informal scoff archaic victuals, vittles, viands rare aliment  - 1.2 The branch of science that deals with nutrients and nutrition, particularly in humans.
营养学 Example sentencesExamples -  It offers a graduate degree in human nutrition that is one weekend each month, so it is suitable for working students.
 -  Each year he assists food science and human nutrition faculty in a dozen labs held in the pilot plant.
 -  Becky Hemington did her undergraduate degree in human nutrition at the University of Guelph.
 -  Over the years, I've seen incredible progress in nutrition and training science.
 -  John worked in South America and the Caribbean throughout the 1960s as regional adviser in human nutrition.
 -  Some nutrition experts point out that long-term studies in humans still need to be done.
 -  Salt in medicine and nutrition, salt in chemistry, even salt in cooking are given short shrift.
 -  Mike Brown, professor of human nutrition at Glasgow University, said the survey should not be taken as a blueprint for future policy.
 -  Diet, nutrition and sports science is commonplace at most clubs now and a British culture that revelled in too much of everything now looks to be a thing of the past.
 -  Nutritional genomics is the application of high throughput functional genomic technologies in nutrition research.
 -  White came to Iowa State in 1975 as an instructor in the food science and human nutrition department.
 -  Only at the end of the 18th century did the science of nutrition begin to break free of the old theories.
 -  A full training, or qualification, in human nutrition must be arranged by each Royal College, according to specialist needs.
 -  I then went to a university, where I studied nutrition and physical anatomy.
 -  Kristen earned her undergraduate degree in applied human nutrition at the University of Guelph.
 -  New and innovative genetic information will advance the science of human nutrition.
 -  Ministers are under pressure from leading scientists and nutrition experts to take urgent action on childhood obesity.
 -  Anyone who has trained or is training in physiotherapy, nutrition, or sports science and so on would need more specialised information.
 -  He thought a professional coach should be good at anatomy, medicine, nutrition, and other related subjects.
 -  He has a bachelor's degree in nutrition science and is a certified strength and conditioning specialist.
 
  
 
 OriginLate Middle English: from late Latin nutritio(n-), from nutrire 'feed, nourish'.    Definition of nutrition in US English: nutritionnounn(y)o͞oˈtriSH(ə)nn(j)uˈtrɪʃ(ə)n 1The process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth. 养料的供给;养料的摄取  a guide to good nutrition 良好营养摄取指南。 Example sentencesExamples -  An early task for the new Food Standards Authority involves exercising wisdom over a classical problem in public health nutrition.
 -  Most of the suffering due to sickness could be avoided if we knew the basics of health, exercise and nutrition.
 -  The same gains in nutrition, health, and safety are surely to be sought and welcomed in less developed nations.
 -  These clinics provide education on health and nutrition for mothers and monitor their children's growth.
 -  About 35 Irish companies are active within the health, nutrition and functional food and drink sectors.
 -  In Australia four food groups are recognised as providing the basic nutrition for health and fitness.
 -  Who says college students are out-of-shape party animals with no regard for basic health and nutrition?
 -  If you want to add muscle mass, you have to make the necessary nutrition sacrifices.
 -  The use of growth charts is essential as indices of health and nutrition to track a child's progress as she grows.
 -  Nutritional status is a sensitive indicator of community health and nutrition.
 -  The response of wheat in this medium in terms of growth, and nutrition of the plant as a whole, was described earlier.
 -  Health, nutrition, and protein are now at the top of the agenda.
 -  In fact, the Food and Drug Administration recently made it easier for companies to make health and nutrition claims on food.
 -  Improvements in the public health of women with associated gains in female growth and nutrition must remain a longer term goal.
 -  He gave a very informative talk on health and nutrition and increasing your energy levels and fighting degenerative diseases.
 -  When crops grow quickly and with balanced nutrition, the growth can compensate for slight damage.
 -  People are constantly treating what they consider to be newer ideas about nutrition or health therapies as personal, rather than political.
 -  There is a direct link between nutrition and health.
 -  Having suffered from asthma and eczema as a child, she believed there was a strong link between nutrition and health.
 -  Maya aims at making a difference to the children's learning abilities, their health and nutrition.
 
 - 1.1 Food or nourishment.
食物;营养物  a feeding tube gives her nutrition and water 一根输送管给她提供养分和水。 Example sentencesExamples -  She is not on life support, she simply needs a feeding tube when nutrition and hydration are required.
 -  Space, light, water, and soil nutrition required by plants can be costly.
 
 Synonyms nourishment, nutriment, nutrients, sustenance, food, daily bread  - 1.2 The branch of science that deals with nutrients and nutrition, particularly in humans.
营养学  she took a short course in nutrition as modifier nutrition experts Example sentencesExamples -  Ministers are under pressure from leading scientists and nutrition experts to take urgent action on childhood obesity.
 -  Diet, nutrition and sports science is commonplace at most clubs now and a British culture that revelled in too much of everything now looks to be a thing of the past.
 -  Some nutrition experts point out that long-term studies in humans still need to be done.
 -  Only at the end of the 18th century did the science of nutrition begin to break free of the old theories.
 -  He has a bachelor's degree in nutrition science and is a certified strength and conditioning specialist.
 -  It offers a graduate degree in human nutrition that is one weekend each month, so it is suitable for working students.
 -  Over the years, I've seen incredible progress in nutrition and training science.
 -  He thought a professional coach should be good at anatomy, medicine, nutrition, and other related subjects.
 -  Each year he assists food science and human nutrition faculty in a dozen labs held in the pilot plant.
 -  Becky Hemington did her undergraduate degree in human nutrition at the University of Guelph.
 -  A full training, or qualification, in human nutrition must be arranged by each Royal College, according to specialist needs.
 -  I then went to a university, where I studied nutrition and physical anatomy.
 -  White came to Iowa State in 1975 as an instructor in the food science and human nutrition department.
 -  Mike Brown, professor of human nutrition at Glasgow University, said the survey should not be taken as a blueprint for future policy.
 -  New and innovative genetic information will advance the science of human nutrition.
 -  John worked in South America and the Caribbean throughout the 1960s as regional adviser in human nutrition.
 -  Nutritional genomics is the application of high throughput functional genomic technologies in nutrition research.
 -  Kristen earned her undergraduate degree in applied human nutrition at the University of Guelph.
 -  Salt in medicine and nutrition, salt in chemistry, even salt in cooking are given short shrift.
 -  Anyone who has trained or is training in physiotherapy, nutrition, or sports science and so on would need more specialised information.
 
  
 
 OriginLate Middle English: from late Latin nutritio(n-), from nutrire ‘feed, nourish’.     |