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🔗 释义中的汉语词

🧩 词形变化

💬 双语例句

1. We can do better without great sacrifice. According to recent research by Chatham House, for example, people in developed countries would accept reducing their meat intake if convenient and tasty alternatives were available for about the same price.

   我们不需要做出大的牺牲就能做得更好。 比如，据英国皇家国际事务研究所（Chatham House）的最新研究，如果能过获得价格相近的方便又美味的替代品，发达国家人民愿意减少摄入肉类。

2. From the two billion adults who carry too much weight to the 159 million children with stunted growth, malnutrition takes many forms. As a doctor, I see women who appear healthy, but who suffer from anemia, owing partly to low iron intake.

   从超重的20亿成年人，到发育不良的1.59亿儿童，营养不良有各种形式。 作为一名医生，我看到一些女性看似健康但身患贫血，部分原因是铁摄入不足。 我也见过大腹便便的健壮男子，他们是心脏病高风险人群。

3. But that misunderstanding can push consumers toward undesirable food trends, such as diets that replace natural foods with supplements, powders, or other food-like products. Improving nutrition means something else entirely: balancing the intake of quality food with the human body’s needs.

   首先，民众和决策者必须正确界定“营养物质”意味着什么。 人们往往把对“营养”和“营养素”的研究互相混淆。 但这样的误解会将消费者推向不受欢迎的食品趋势，比如用补充剂、粉末或其他类食物产品取代对天然食物的需求。 而改善营养则意味着完全不同的做法：那就是平衡优质食物的摄取和人体需求。

🔗 常用搭配