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Definition of calorie - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
energy unitTECH. unit of energy in food equal to 4.2 kilojoulesTECH.
- This snack contains 100 calories.
2.
small calorieTECH. unit of energy equal to 4.2 joulesTECH.
- The small calorie is used in chemistry.
Expressions with calorie
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food or drink with very high calories
That triple chocolate cake is a real calorie bomb.
containing a large amount of calories
High-calorie snacks can lead to weight gain.
having fewer calories than usual
This low-calorie snack is perfect for dieters.
table showing the calorie content of foods
She checked the calorie chart to plan her diet.
amount of calories eaten or drunk in a certain time
Her calorie intake is lower than recommended.
number of calories contained in a specific food or drink item
The calorie content of this yogurt is clearly shown on the label.
focused on reducing calorie intake for health
Being calorie-conscious helps him maintain a healthy weight.
containing no calories
This soda is calorie-free, so you can enjoy it guilt-free.
total number of calories someone consumes in one day
She tracks her daily calorie intake to support her training goals.
having fewer calories than the usual version
This is a reduced-calorie salad dressing.
calorie that gives energy but no important nutrients
Sugary drinks are full of empty calorie.
amount of energy to heat water by one degree Celsius
A kilogram calorie is used in food energy labels.
unit of heat measuring energy in food
The nutritionist's calorie helps in planning balanced diets.
amount of heat needed to raise water temperature
The large calorie is used in food energy.
energy unit to heat one gram of water by one degree Celsius
One gram calorie is approximately 4.184 joules..
unit of heat raising 1g water by 1°C
The experiment measured energy in small calories.
Origin of calorie
French, calorie (heat unit)
Terms with calorie included in their meaning
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weight loss
diet with extremely low calorie intake
bodybuilding
high-calorie drink for muscle growth
abr: low calorie
having fewer calories than usual
abr: calorie
unit measuring energy in food or drink
cooking
style of cooking focusing on low-calorie dishes
bodybuilding
bulk with excessive calorie intake and fat gain
food
edible powder or jelly from an Asian tuber used in low-calorie cooking
weight loss
diet limiting calorie intake to reduce weight
nutrition
eating plan with reduced calorie intake
dieting
pay attention to calorie intake
high-calorie food
food or drink with very high calories
food table
table showing the calorie content of foods
nutrition
guide for tracking daily calorie intake
nutrition
be conscious of calorie consumption for health
nutrition
calorie that gives energy but no important nutrients
nutrition
focused on reducing calorie intake for health
food choice
choosing low-calorie foods
Examples of calorie in a sentence
Each bite added a calorie. A calorie is a unit of energy. Calories are often counted in diets.
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- French:calorie, ...
- German:Kalorie, ...
- Italian:caloria, ...
- Spanish:caloría, caloría pequeña, ...
- Portuguese:caloria, pequena caloria, ...
- Chinese:卡路里, 小卡, ...
- Japanese:カロリー, 小カロリー, ...
- Arabic:سعرة حرارية, سعرة صغيرة, ...
- Hebrew:קָלוֹרִיָּה, קָלוֹרְיָה, ...
- Russian:калория, ...
- Ukrainian:калорія, ...
- Hindi:कैलोरी, छोटी कैलोरी, ...
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