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dietician

noun (a dietician, dieticians)

«dietician» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

A trained health expert who gives advice about food and eating, to help people stay healthy or manage an illness. tree →

In the lessons

In health lessons and everyday life, a dietician helps plan meals, for example for someone with diabetes, allergies or who needs to gain or lose weight. Hospitals and schools sometimes have dieticians. Phrases: «see a dietician», «a hospital dietician».

Examples

  • The dietician helped Tom plan meals for his allergy. tree →
  • My aunt is a dietician at the hospital. tree →
  • The dietician said to eat more fruit and vegetables. tree →
  • After his illness, Grandad saw a dietician. tree →
  • A dietician knows which foods give you energy. tree →
  • The school asked a dietician to check the lunch menu. tree →

Note

Also spelled «dietitian» (more official in many countries). Countable. Trap: a dietician is a qualified professional; anyone can call themselves a «nutritionist» in some places. «Diet» here means what you usually eat, not only eating less.

On Mova

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