Definition of weight gain in English:

weight gain

noun

mass noun

An increase in body weight.
insulin can contribute to weight gain
count noun the breed can achieve average daily weight gains of 1.35 kg
Example sentencesExamples
- If taken regularly, it can help to control weight gain, by making your body less effective at storing fat.
- She said such intolerances were being used as an excuse for weight gain, instead of cutting down on food and doing more exercise.
- During periods of rapid weight gain, skin stretches to accommodate increased body volume.
- Unfortunately, neither doctors nor patients have fully adopted the view that just limiting weight gain is success.
- I'm glad I chose to stop smoking, and grateful I've successfully avoided too much weight gain.
- Two weeks earlier she had complained of increasing tiredness, constipation, dry skin, and weight gain.
- Morbid obesity is the medical term for weight gain which is so excessive it puts the child's health at immediate risk.
- This equates to about 9 months' growth and weight gain in an average child around this age.
- But because of her weight gain, her doctor warned that her health would continue to deteriorate.
- They will also help scientists looking into the problem of increasing weight gain and obesity.
- Unless lean muscle is built by exercise, weight gain means mostly more body fat.
- The authors say the increase could be linked to weight gain after the smokers quit, or a shift in body fat distribution.
- In the past the hospital dealt with only occasional cases among children of type two diabetes, which is associated with weight gain.
- Unless their diet is carefully controlled weight gain can be very rapid, leading to obesity, disease and even an early death.
- Others may have to contend with weight gain, facial hair and acne.
- High GI foods have been linked with an increased risk of weight gain, heart disease and diabetes.
- He often eats there after a match, which he feels could also contribute to his weight gain.
- Scientists did not yet know whether the degree of obesity, or the age that weight gain occurs, made a difference to the risk.
- I guess the kebab and the eight bars of chocolate she later admitted to eating were also contributing factors to her weight gain.
- Open any national newspaper and you will find her plastered all over the pages, largely on the grounds of her weight gain.

单词	weight gain
释义	Definition of weight gain in English: weight gain noun mass noun An increase in body weight. insulin can contribute to weight gain count noun the breed can achieve average daily weight gains of 1.35 kg Example sentencesExamples If taken regularly, it can help to control weight gain, by making your body less effective at storing fat. She said such intolerances were being used as an excuse for weight gain, instead of cutting down on food and doing more exercise. During periods of rapid weight gain, skin stretches to accommodate increased body volume. Unfortunately, neither doctors nor patients have fully adopted the view that just limiting weight gain is success. I'm glad I chose to stop smoking, and grateful I've successfully avoided too much weight gain. Two weeks earlier she had complained of increasing tiredness, constipation, dry skin, and weight gain. Morbid obesity is the medical term for weight gain which is so excessive it puts the child's health at immediate risk. This equates to about 9 months' growth and weight gain in an average child around this age. But because of her weight gain, her doctor warned that her health would continue to deteriorate. They will also help scientists looking into the problem of increasing weight gain and obesity. Unless lean muscle is built by exercise, weight gain means mostly more body fat. The authors say the increase could be linked to weight gain after the smokers quit, or a shift in body fat distribution. In the past the hospital dealt with only occasional cases among children of type two diabetes, which is associated with weight gain. Unless their diet is carefully controlled weight gain can be very rapid, leading to obesity, disease and even an early death. Others may have to contend with weight gain, facial hair and acne. High GI foods have been linked with an increased risk of weight gain, heart disease and diabetes. He often eats there after a match, which he feels could also contribute to his weight gain. Scientists did not yet know whether the degree of obesity, or the age that weight gain occurs, made a difference to the risk. I guess the kebab and the eight bars of chocolate she later admitted to eating were also contributing factors to her weight gain. Open any national newspaper and you will find her plastered all over the pages, largely on the grounds of her weight gain.
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