英语词汇“obese”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	obese
释义	Trends of obese View usage for: obese (oʊbiːs) adjective If someone is obese, they are extremely fat. The tendency to become obese is at least in part hereditary. Obese people tend to have higher blood pressure than lean people. fat Synonyms: fat, overweight, heavy, solid More Synonyms of obese obesity (oʊbiːsɪti) uncountable noun ...the excessive consumption of sugar that leads to problems of obesity. Synonyms: fatness, flab, heaviness, a weight problem More Synonyms of obese obese in British English (əʊˈbiːs) adjective excessively fat or fleshy; corpulent Derived forms obesity (oˈbesity) or obeseness (oˈbeseness) noun Word origin C17: from Latin obēsus, from ob- (intensive) + edere to eat obese in American English (oʊˈbis) adjective very fat; stout; corpulent Derived forms obesity (oˈbesity) noun Word origin L obesus, pp. of obedere, to devour < ob- (see ob-) + edere, eat Examples of 'obese' in a sentence obese Two in three adults are now overweight or obese. The Sun (2016) This could have important implications for obese people. The Sun (2016) Some obese people are at lower risk because their fat stem cells store it more efficiently. The Sun (2016) MILLIONS of obese and overweight Britons may soon be given a graphic insight into exactly how fat is invading their bodies. Times, Sunday Times (2017) In the UK, about one in five women are obese when they become pregnant. The Sun (2016) ALL fat and obese patients should be offered free slimming courses by their GPs, experts say. The Sun (2016) Your dog is also likely to become obese and unhealthy. Standen, Chris Superdog! Action plans that work for a happy and well-behaved pet (1990) The survey also found that the number of fat cats and obese rabbits is on the rise. Times, Sunday Times (2010) This means obese people might be able to alter their eating habits. The Sun (2010) The tendency to become obese is at least in part hereditary. Steinberg, Laurence & Levine, Ann You and Your Adolescent: A Parents' Guide for Ages 10 to 20 (1990) More than half of the adult population is now overweight or obese. Times, Sunday Times (2010) This is often taken to mean that obese people bear little responsibility for their shape. Times, Sunday Times (2008) They are known to make people obese. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The number of obese people coming in through the doors is rising. The Sun (2011) The first thing it does is decide whether you are ideal, overweight or obese. Times, Sunday Times (2008) If anything, the metabolism of the obese becomes more sluggish when exposed to cold. Stewart, Dr Alan & Stewart, Maryon The Vitality Diet (1990) One in three 11-year-olds is currently overweight or obese. The Sun (2015) Not overweight, not obese, just fat. Times, Sunday Times (2010) In other languages obese British English: obese /əʊˈbiːs/ ADJECTIVE Someone who is obese is extremely fat. By the age of four, eight per cent of children are obese. American English: obese Arabic: بَدِينٌ Brazilian Portuguese: obeso Chinese: 肥胖的 Croatian: pretio Czech: obézní Danish: smækfed Dutch: zwaarlijvig European Spanish: obeso Finnish: liikalihava French: obèse German: fettleibig Greek: παχύσαρκος Italian: obeso Japanese: 肥満した Korean: 뚱뚱한 Norwegian: fet Polish: otyły European Portuguese: obeso Romanian: obez Russian: страдающий ожирением Latin American Spanish: obeso Swedish: mycket överviktig Thai: อ้วนเกินไป Turkish: obez Ukrainian: гладкий Vietnamese: béo phì Chinese translation of 'obese' obese (əˈbiːs) adj 肥胖的 (féipàng de) see usage note fat (adjective) in the sense of fat Definition very fat Obese people tend to have higher blood pressure than lean ones. Synonyms fat I can eat what I like without getting fat. overweight Being overweight increases your risk of developing high blood presssure. heavy He was short and heavy. solid gross The cat was gross from overfeeding. plump He was walking a plump puppy down the street. stout The film features Poirot, a stout detective with an elegant moustache. fleshy He was well-built, but too fleshy. beefy (informal) tubby My cat is tubby, so the vet recommended more exercise. portly a portly middle-aged man outsize roly-poly a short roly-poly man rotund A rotund gentleman appeared. podgy a blond, slightly podgy youngster corpulent His rather corpulent figure betrayed his self-indulgent lifestyle. elephantine paunchy well-upholstered (informal) Falstaffian Opposites thin , lean , slender , skinny , gaunt , skeletal , emaciated , scraggy Additional synonyms in the sense of corpulent Definition fat or plump His rather corpulent figure betrayed his self-indulgent lifestyle. Synonyms fat, large, overweight, plump, stout, bulky, burly, obese, fleshy, beefy (informal), tubby, portly, roly-poly, rotund, well-padded, fattish, podgy, gross in the sense of fleshy Definition plump He was well-built, but too fleshy. Synonyms plump, fat, chubby, obese, hefty, overweight, ample, stout, chunky, meaty, beefy (informal), tubby, podgy, brawny, corpulent, well-padded in the sense of gross Definition repulsively fat The cat was gross from overfeeding. Synonyms fat, obese, overweight, great, big, large, heavy, massive, dense, bulky, hulking, corpulent, lumpish Synonyms of 'obese' obese Explore 'obese' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of heavy Definition solid or fat He was short and heavy. Synonyms overweight, fat, plump, obese, stocky, fleshy, portly, corpulent, thickset, hevE in the sense of overweight Definition (of a person) weighing more than is healthy Being overweight increases your risk of developing high blood presssure. Synonyms fat, heavy, stout, huge, massive, solid, gross, hefty, ample, plump, bulky, chunky, chubby, obese, fleshy, beefy (informal), tubby (informal), portly, outsize, buxom, roly-poly, rotund, podgy, corpulent, elephantine, well-padded (informal), well-upholstered (informal), broad in the beam (informal), on the plump side in the sense of plump Definition full or rounded He was walking a plump puppy down the street. Synonyms chubby, fat, stout, full, round, burly, obese, fleshy, beefy (informal), tubby, portly, buxom, dumpy, roly-poly, well-covered, rotund, podgy, corpulent, well-upholstered (informal) in the sense of podgy Definition short and fat a blond, slightly podgy youngster Synonyms tubby, fat, plump, chubby, squat, stout, chunky, fleshy, stubby, dumpy, roly-poly, rotund, stumpy, short and fat, fubsy (archaic, dialect) in the sense of portly Definition stout or rather fat a portly middle-aged man Synonyms stout, fat, overweight, plump, large, heavy, ample, bulky, burly, obese, fleshy, beefy (informal), tubby (informal), rotund, corpulent in the sense of roly-poly Definition plump or chubby a short roly-poly man Synonyms plump, rounded, fat, overweight, chubby, tubby, buxom, rotund, pudgy, podgy in the sense of rotund Definition round and plump A rotund gentleman appeared. Synonyms plump, rounded, heavy, fat, stout, chubby, obese, fleshy, tubby, portly, roly-poly, podgy, corpulent in the sense of stout Definition solidly built or fat The film features Poirot, a stout detective with an elegant moustache. Synonyms fat, big, heavy, overweight, plump, bulky, substantial, burly, obese, fleshy, tubby, portly, rotund, corpulent, on the large or heavy side in the sense of tubby Definition (of a person) fat and short My cat is tubby, so the vet recommended more exercise. Synonyms fat, overweight, plump, stout, chubby, obese, portly, roly-poly, podgy, corpulent, paunchy
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