| 释义 |
roughagerough‧age /ˈrʌfɪdʒ/ noun [uncountable]   - Also there is a high probability that your holiday meals were lower in roughage than your own regime at home.
- For those individuals committed to a daily roughage allotment, the Manchester cobb salad is a more-than-satisfactory dish.
- In health, constipation is rare, being a reflection in many human cases of a lack of roughage in the diet.
- It can also produce a good carcass when the diet is mainly roughage.
- Some live foods, particularly crustacea, also provide roughage to aid digestion and contribute less detrital matter than non-live foods.
- The food conversion rate on roughage or forage is good.
- There is some roughage on the bone that causes swelling and pain.
► Nutritionantioxidant, nouncalorie, nouncalorific, adjectivecarbohydrate, nouncholesterol, nouncrash diet, noundextrose, noundiet, noundiet, verbdietary, adjectivedietetics, noundietician, noundigestion, noundigestive, adjectiveE, emulsifier, nounE number, nounfat, nounfat farm, nounfat-free, adjectivefatty, adjectivefatty acid, nounfibre, nounfructose, nounglucose, noungluten, nounlactic acid, nounlactose, nounlo-cal, adjectivelo-carb, adjectivelow-fat, adjectivemacrobiotic, adjectivemalnourished, adjectivemalnutrition, nounmetabolism, nounmetabolize, verbmineral, nounnourishing, adjectivenutrient, nounnutriment, nounnutrition, nounnutritious, adjectivenutritive, adjectiveovereat, verboverweight, adjectivepolyunsaturated, adjectiveprocess, verbprocessed, adjectiveprotein, nounRDA, nounreduce, verbriboflavin, nounroughage, nounsaturated fat, nounsell-by date, nounstarch, nounstarchy, adjectivestone-ground, adjectivesustenance, nounthiamin, nounvitamin, nounwell-balanced, adjectivewheatgerm, nounwheatmeal, noun nounroughthe roughroughageroughnessverbroughroughenadverbroughroughlyadjectiverough a substance contained in some vegetables, fruits, and grains that helps your bowels to work SYN fibre |