thermic
US /'θɜ:mɪk/
・UK /'θɜ:mɪk/
C2
adj.AdjectiveConcerning or associated with heat
The repairman specialized in thermic services, so he was often consulted during winter
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How Can Something Have Zero Calories?
- the thermic effect of celery, which is the percentage of its calories you burn by digesting it, is around 8%.
the thermic effect of celery, which is the percentage of its calories you burn by digesting it, is around 8%.
- and the “thermic effect” of celery, which is the percentage of its calories you burn by digesting it
and the “thermic effect” of celery, which is the percentage of its calories you burn by digesting it
Five ways to eat more healthily | BBC Ideas
- This is called the thermic effect of food.
This is called the thermic effect of food.
- This is called the thermic effect of food.
This is called the thermic effect of food.
Why Coffee Could Save Your Life: Max Lugavere
- And I think one of the... one of the proposed mechanisms why that happens is that we have⏤the thermic effect of protein is quite high, particularly compared to fat and carbohydrates.
And I think one of the... one of the proposed mechanisms why that happens is that we have⏤the thermic effect of protein is quite high, particularly compared to fat and carbohydrates.
- And I think one of the proposed mechanisms why that happens is that we have the thermic effect of protein is quite high, particularly compared to fat and carbohydrates.
And I think one of the proposed mechanisms why that happens is that we have the thermic effect of protein is quite high, particularly compared to fat and carbohydrates.
Red heat alerts issued as Europe hit by heatwave | BBC News
- Those were people who went simply into water, unsupervised waters, to cool off in case of thermic shock, and also getting caught in waters where they were undercover in rivers and such like with simply just skiing in relatively unsupervised areas.
Those were people who went simply into water, unsupervised waters, to cool off in case of thermic shock, and also getting caught in waters where they were undercover in rivers and such like with simply just skiing in relatively unsupervised areas.
The science is in: Exercise isn’t the best way to lose weight
- The other part of energy expenditure is the thermic effect of food, and that’s just how much energy is required to break food down in your body.
The other part of energy expenditure is the thermic effect of food, and that’s just how much energy is required to break food down in your body.