Pronunciation: /priːˈprændiəl/
noun a preprandial drink or snack
A1 I don't know what 'preprandial' means.
A2 The doctor told me to measure my preprandial blood sugar levels.
B1 It is important to monitor preprandial glucose levels for diabetic patients.
B2 The preprandial period is the time before a meal when digestion begins.
C1 The preprandial phase is crucial for understanding the body's metabolic processes.
C2 Research on preprandial insulin secretion has advanced our knowledge of diabetes management.
adjective relating to the time before a meal
A1 I like to eat a preprandial snack before dinner.
A2 She always prepares a preprandial drink to enjoy with her meal.
B1 The restaurant offers a preprandial menu for those who arrive early.
B2 The preprandial appetizers were a delicious start to the meal.
C1 The preprandial rituals of setting the table and lighting candles added to the dining experience.
C2 The sommelier recommended a preprandial wine pairing to complement the main course.
formal It is recommended to monitor preprandial blood glucose levels before meals.
informal Don't forget to check your blood sugar before you eat.
slang Make sure to know your sugar levels before chowing down.
figurative Just like a chef tastes their dish before serving, it's important to check your blood sugar before eating.
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