metabolise
verb (metabolise, metabolises, metabolised, metabolising)
Everyday
- To metabolise food is for the body to break it down and use it for energy and growth. tree →
- To metabolise a medicine or substance is for the body to process and change it. tree →
In the lessons
Met in science and health lessons on digestion and energy; doctors talk about how fast the body metabolises medicine.
Examples
- Your body metabolises food to make energy. tree →
- Some people metabolise sugar faster than others. tree →
- The liver metabolises many medicines. tree →
- Plants metabolise sunlight into food. tree →
- Babies metabolise caffeine very slowly. tree →
- Exercise helps you metabolise fat. tree →
Note
UK spelling «metabolise»; US spelling «metabolize». Noun: metabolism. Past: metabolised.
On Mova
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