metabolize 英 [məˈtæbəlaɪz]   美 [mə'tæbəlaɪz]

metabolize

metabolize  英 [məˈtæbəlaɪz] 美 [mə'tæbəlaɪz]

vt. 使新陈代谢;使变形  vi. 新陈代谢 

进行时:metabolizing  过去式:metabolized  过去分词:metabolized  第三人称单数:metabolizes 

Free radicals can damage vital cell components, and our bodies produce them naturally as we metabolize food. 自由基会在人类新陈代谢过程中自然产生,它能破坏细胞的活力。
Remarkably, there exist simple scaling laws relating animal metabolism to body mass. Larger animals live longer; but they also metabolize slower, as manifested in slower heart rates. 值得注意的是,自然界存在着关于动物体型和新陈代谢的一套简单比例法则:体型更大的动物活得更久,但新陈代谢也更慢,表现出来就是心跳会更慢。

  • When bodies process various substances, you can say they metabolize them. For example, when your body takes in calories, it metabolizes them, putting them to good use.
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  • vt. 使新陈代谢;使变形
  • vi. 新陈代谢
  • 1. Free radicals can damage vital cell components, and our bodies produce them naturally as we metabolize food.

    自由基会在人类新陈代谢过程中自然产生,它能破坏细胞的活力。

  • 2. Remarkably, there exist simple scaling laws relating animal metabolism to body mass. Larger animals live longer; but they also metabolize slower, as manifested in slower heart rates.

    值得注意的是,自然界存在着关于动物体型和新陈代谢的一套简单比例法则:体型更大的动物活得更久,但新陈代谢也更慢,表现出来就是心跳会更慢。

  • 3. But our bodies metabolize only a small fraction of them.

    但是我们的身体只能代谢一小部分气体。

  • metabolize (v.) 1887 (transitive), 1934 (intransitive), from Greek metabole "a change" (see metabolism) + -ize. Related: Metabolized; metabolizing.
me·tab·ol·ize ( BrE also -ise ) / məˈtæbəlaɪz ; NAmE məˈtæbəlaɪz / verb metabolizesth ( biology ) to turn food, minerals, etc. in the body into new cells, energy and waste products by means of chemical processes 新陈代谢(将食物、矿物质等通过化学过程转换成新细胞、能量和废料) metabolise metabolised metabolises metabolising metabolize metabolized metabolizes metabolizing me·tab·ol·ize / məˈtæbəlaɪz ; NAmE məˈtæbəlaɪz /
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