Pronunciation: /ˈkæləri/
noun a unit of energy used to measure the amount of energy in food
A1 I heard that a calorie is a unit of energy in food.
A2 She counts her daily calorie intake to maintain a healthy weight.
B1 It's important to be aware of the calorie content in the food you eat.
B2 Many people track their calorie expenditure through exercise and daily activities.
C1 Nutritionists recommend balancing calorie intake with physical activity for optimal health.
C2 Athletes meticulously monitor their calorie consumption to fuel their performance.
adjective relating to or containing calories
A1 I prefer calorie snacks for my diet.
A2 She chose the calorie option on the menu.
B1 The nutritionist recommended calorie counting to track intake.
B2 The restaurant offers a variety of calorie-conscious dishes.
C1 The athlete meticulously monitors their calorie intake to optimize performance.
C2 The chef creates exquisite dishes that are both delicious and calorie-friendly.
formal The nutrition label on the food packaging indicates the calorie content per serving.
informal I try to keep track of my calorie intake to stay healthy.
slang I need to watch my cals if I want to lose weight.
figurative She burned off all the negative energy like calories during her workout.
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