Pronunciation: /kəˈlɔrɪk/
noun a unit of heat energy
A1 I need to watch my caloric intake.
A2 Caloric content is important to consider when choosing foods.
B1 The caloric value of this meal is quite high.
B2 It's important to be aware of the caloric content of different food groups.
C1 Nutritionists often analyze the caloric composition of meals for their clients.
C2 Athletes closely monitor their caloric intake to optimize their performance.
adjective relating to heat or energy
A1 Fruits and vegetables are low in caloric content.
A2 It's important to be mindful of the caloric intake when trying to lose weight.
B1 The nutrition label on the package provides information about the caloric value of the food.
B2 Athletes often need to consume high caloric foods to fuel their intense workouts.
C1 The dietician recommended a caloric deficit to help the patient achieve their weight loss goals.
C2 The restaurant offers a menu with detailed caloric information for those who are watching their intake.
formal The caloric content of the meal was carefully calculated by the nutritionist.
informal I try to keep track of my caloric intake by using a food tracking app.
slang I don't really pay attention to caloric values, I just eat what I want.
figurative The caloric debate between the two dieticians was heating up.
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