Definition of hydration in English:

hydration

noun hʌɪˈdreɪʃ(ə)nhaɪˈdreɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The process of causing something to absorb water.
the human body requires adequate hydration to function properly
as modifier samples with different hydration levels
Example sentencesExamples
- Diseases that affect the lungs, posture, and hydration can affect the voice.
- Both men and women typically notice an improvement in skin softness, hydration, tone and overall appearance.
- They said runners should find their best level of hydration by weighing themselves before and after training runs.
- Keeping up his nutrition and hydration during climbs is paramount.
- Family physicians should remind patients of the importance of hydration and leg movements during flights.
- Natural treatment methods include changes to environment and diet, hydration and rest, vitamins, herbs and antioxidants, and regular physical activity.
- It's crucial for athletes to strike the proper balance when it comes to hydration.
- Maintain good hydration and avoid drying out the patient's skin.
- A Phoenix-based software-programming shop is developing physiological monitors that would monitor everything from core body temperature to hydration levels.
- All dancers require extra hydration throughout the day.
1. 1.1Chemistry The process of combining a substance chemically with water molecules.
  the hydration of carbon dioxide
  Example sentencesExamples
  Industrially ethanol is now frequently manufactured by the catalytic hydration of ethene.
  The measured radius is influenced by the asymmetric shape and hydration of the protein molecule.
  Many of the hydrating water molecules on the peptide need to be released due to a restricted space for hydration by the nearby lipid molecules.
  Extra hydration makes it easier for the molecule to assume the lowest-energy configuration.
  The effects of the protein's environment on the overall shape of the protein are also dependent on the hydration of the protein.

Definition of hydration in US English:

hydration

nounhīˈdrāSH(ə)nhaɪˈdreɪʃ(ə)n

1The process of causing something to absorb water.
the human body requires adequate hydration to function properly
as modifier samples with different hydration levels
Example sentencesExamples
- Keeping up his nutrition and hydration during climbs is paramount.
- Family physicians should remind patients of the importance of hydration and leg movements during flights.
- Natural treatment methods include changes to environment and diet, hydration and rest, vitamins, herbs and antioxidants, and regular physical activity.
- All dancers require extra hydration throughout the day.
- They said runners should find their best level of hydration by weighing themselves before and after training runs.
- It's crucial for athletes to strike the proper balance when it comes to hydration.
- A Phoenix-based software-programming shop is developing physiological monitors that would monitor everything from core body temperature to hydration levels.
- Maintain good hydration and avoid drying out the patient's skin.
- Diseases that affect the lungs, posture, and hydration can affect the voice.
- Both men and women typically notice an improvement in skin softness, hydration, tone and overall appearance.
1. 1.1Chemistry The process of combining a substance chemically with water molecules.
  the hydration of carbon dioxide
  Example sentencesExamples
  Many of the hydrating water molecules on the peptide need to be released due to a restricted space for hydration by the nearby lipid molecules.
  Extra hydration makes it easier for the molecule to assume the lowest-energy configuration.
  The effects of the protein's environment on the overall shape of the protein are also dependent on the hydration of the protein.
  The measured radius is influenced by the asymmetric shape and hydration of the protein molecule.
  Industrially ethanol is now frequently manufactured by the catalytic hydration of ethene.

单词	hydration
释义	Definition of hydration in English: hydration noun hʌɪˈdreɪʃ(ə)nhaɪˈdreɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The process of causing something to absorb water. the human body requires adequate hydration to function properly as modifier samples with different hydration levels Example sentencesExamples Diseases that affect the lungs, posture, and hydration can affect the voice. Both men and women typically notice an improvement in skin softness, hydration, tone and overall appearance. They said runners should find their best level of hydration by weighing themselves before and after training runs. Keeping up his nutrition and hydration during climbs is paramount. Family physicians should remind patients of the importance of hydration and leg movements during flights. Natural treatment methods include changes to environment and diet, hydration and rest, vitamins, herbs and antioxidants, and regular physical activity. It's crucial for athletes to strike the proper balance when it comes to hydration. Maintain good hydration and avoid drying out the patient's skin. A Phoenix-based software-programming shop is developing physiological monitors that would monitor everything from core body temperature to hydration levels. All dancers require extra hydration throughout the day. 1.1Chemistry The process of combining a substance chemically with water molecules. the hydration of carbon dioxide Example sentencesExamples Industrially ethanol is now frequently manufactured by the catalytic hydration of ethene. The measured radius is influenced by the asymmetric shape and hydration of the protein molecule. Many of the hydrating water molecules on the peptide need to be released due to a restricted space for hydration by the nearby lipid molecules. Extra hydration makes it easier for the molecule to assume the lowest-energy configuration. The effects of the protein's environment on the overall shape of the protein are also dependent on the hydration of the protein. Definition of hydration in US English: hydration nounhīˈdrāSH(ə)nhaɪˈdreɪʃ(ə)n 1The process of causing something to absorb water. the human body requires adequate hydration to function properly as modifier samples with different hydration levels Example sentencesExamples Keeping up his nutrition and hydration during climbs is paramount. Family physicians should remind patients of the importance of hydration and leg movements during flights. Natural treatment methods include changes to environment and diet, hydration and rest, vitamins, herbs and antioxidants, and regular physical activity. All dancers require extra hydration throughout the day. They said runners should find their best level of hydration by weighing themselves before and after training runs. It's crucial for athletes to strike the proper balance when it comes to hydration. A Phoenix-based software-programming shop is developing physiological monitors that would monitor everything from core body temperature to hydration levels. Maintain good hydration and avoid drying out the patient's skin. Diseases that affect the lungs, posture, and hydration can affect the voice. Both men and women typically notice an improvement in skin softness, hydration, tone and overall appearance. 1.1Chemistry The process of combining a substance chemically with water molecules. the hydration of carbon dioxide Example sentencesExamples Many of the hydrating water molecules on the peptide need to be released due to a restricted space for hydration by the nearby lipid molecules. Extra hydration makes it easier for the molecule to assume the lowest-energy configuration. The effects of the protein's environment on the overall shape of the protein are also dependent on the hydration of the protein. The measured radius is influenced by the asymmetric shape and hydration of the protein molecule. Industrially ethanol is now frequently manufactured by the catalytic hydration of ethene.
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