"lipid" 怎么发音
word
ˈɫaɪpəd
LY-pid
lˈɪpɪd
LIP-id
释义
A lipid is a type of molecule found in living things, such as fats and oils, that does not dissolve in water and is important for cell structure and energy storage.
IPA 音标
美式英语
ˈɫaɪpəd
英式英语
lˈɪpɪd
简化发音
美式
LY-pid
英式
LIP-id
语境中听
A lipid is a kind of fat found in your body.
Cells use lipids to build their membranes.
Doctors often check your lipid levels during a blood test.
If you eat too much junk food, your lipid profile can get worse.