A1 noun 中性 #393 最常用

vitamin

/ˈvaɪ.tə.mɪn/

A natural substance found in food that is necessary for the body to grow and remain healthy. There are several different types of vitamins, such as Vitamin A, B, and C, each serving a specific purpose.

例句

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1

I take a multivitamin every morning with my breakfast.

I take a multivitamin every morning with my breakfast.

2

The physician recommended a vitamin D supplement to improve bone density.

The physician recommended a vitamin D supplement to improve bone density.

3

You should eat more fruit; it's packed with vitamins.

You should eat more fruit; it's packed with vitamins.

词族

名词
vitamin
Verb
vitaminize
形容词
vitaminic
相关
multivitamin
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记忆技巧

Remember that 'Vita' means 'Life' in Latin. Vitamins are vital for your life!

快速测验

Oranges are a great source of ____ C.

正确!

正确答案是: Vitamin

例句

1

I take a multivitamin every morning with my breakfast.

everyday

I take a multivitamin every morning with my breakfast.

2

The physician recommended a vitamin D supplement to improve bone density.

formal

The physician recommended a vitamin D supplement to improve bone density.

3

You should eat more fruit; it's packed with vitamins.

informal

You should eat more fruit; it's packed with vitamins.

4

The study analyzes the absorption rates of various vitamin compounds in the digestive tract.

academic

The study analyzes the absorption rates of various vitamin compounds in the digestive tract.

5

Our new product line includes a variety of organic vitamin waters.

business

Our new product line includes a variety of organic vitamin waters.

词族

名词
vitamin
Verb
vitaminize
形容词
vitaminic
相关
multivitamin

常见搭配

take vitamins to consume vitamin pills or supplements
vitamin deficiency a medical condition caused by a lack of vitamins
essential vitamins vitamins that the body must have to function
rich in vitamins containing a large amount of vitamins
vitamin supplement a pill or liquid taken to add vitamins to the diet

常用短语

packed with vitamins

containing many different or a high quantity of vitamins

daily vitamin

a supplement taken every day

vitamin boost

a quick increase in nutrients to improve health

容易混淆的词

vitamin vs mineral

Vitamins are organic substances produced by plants or animals, while minerals are inorganic elements that come from soil and water.

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使用说明

When referring to a specific type, the word 'Vitamin' is followed by a capital letter (e.g., Vitamin C). In British English, it is often pronounced /vɪt-/, while in American English, it is pronounced /vaɪt-/.

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常见错误

Learners sometimes use 'vitamin' as an uncountable noun; however, it is countable. Use 'vitamins' when talking about the group in general.

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记忆技巧

Remember that 'Vita' means 'Life' in Latin. Vitamins are vital for your life!

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词源

Coined in 1912 from the Latin 'vita' (life) and 'amine' (a chemical compound), because they were originally thought to be vital amino acids.

语法模式

Countable noun Plural: vitamins Commonly used in compound nouns (e.g., vitamin pill, vitamin deficiency)
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文化背景

In many Western countries, taking daily vitamin supplements is a standard part of the morning routine for health-conscious individuals.

快速测验

Oranges are a great source of ____ C.

正确!

正确答案是: Vitamin

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