nutrition: nutrition n. 栄養; 栄養の摂取; 栄養学.【動詞＋】get enough nutrition十分な栄養を取るIt is imperative to improve the nutrition of the children.子供たちの栄養状態を改善することが絶対必要であるChildren need adequate nutrition in order to grow prope
he became interested about sencha (green tea of middle grade ) with his interest in nutrition of tea as a physician . 医者として茶の栄養への関心から煎茶に関心を持つようになる。
from the 1960 ' s onward , during the high economic growth period in japan , meat of livestock rich in nutrition was one of the relatively expensive ingredients . 1960年代以降の高度経済成長期における日本では、栄養豊富な畜肉が比較的高価な食材であった。
the average md has four years of medical school , takes one course in nutrition , two and half hours in many cases and these materials used curriculum materials are supplied by the national dairy council and the national livestock and meat board 医学生は、四年間の間に、 通常二時間半の 栄養学の授業を受けますが、
it originated in the imperial japanese navy and was introduced as a dish for sailors because it was high in nutrition and well-balanced , and also because it was easy to supply the ingredients as they were the same as navy curry . 大日本帝国海軍が発祥で、栄養価が高く、栄養バランスもよく、また海軍カレーと同じ素材を使うために補給の都合がよく、水兵の食事として全国的に導入された。
this dish , taking a little time for preparation , is a food so easy to chew that even those who have a little masticatory strength , like young children or elderly people , can easily eat it and is also rich in nutrition and easy to digest . この料理は、下ごしらえに少々手間が掛かるものの、非常に食べ易い状態になっているため、児童や老人等の咀嚼力が弱い人でも食べることができ、また栄養があり消化も良い。
