superfood

superfood

美 [ˈsupərˌfud] 　英 [ˈsuːpə(r)ˌfuːd]

• n.超级食品（一些人认为有益健康且可防病的食品）
• 网络超级食物；超级饮食大管家；超级食用品

词形变化

复数：superfoods  

英汉解释

n.	1. a food that is considered to be very good for your health and that may even help some medical conditions

例句

Month after (winter) month, the nutritional experts recommend brussels sprouts as one of their top superfood picks. And with good reason .

营养专家们不断推荐球芽甘蓝，作为顶级的健康食物。这其中是有理由的。

At this rate, scientists will have to come up with a better description for the tomato than mere "superfood" .

如果是这样的话，恐怕科学家们得找一个比“超级食品”更合适的词语来形容西红柿了。

It is marketing the traditional staple as a superfood for aspirational middle-class households across China and beyond.

它把市场瞄准了国内外的中产阶级家庭，将这种传统食物变成他们的超级食品。

As the second highest antioxidant food it is 14 times more potent than raw spinach and ten times more than red wine, a real superfood.

作为抗氧化能力第二名的食物，它的能力比生菠菜高14倍，比红酒高10倍，是一种真正的超级食物。

Broccoli is a cancer-preventing superfood, one you should eat frequently.

绿花椰菜是一种预防癌症的超级食物，你应该经常食用。更详细。

Yet because it's not a new miracle cure on the market, and it's not a mythical superfood, it's not news at all.

但是因为它不是市场上新出现的神奇疗法，也不是什么神话般的超级食物，它一点都不新奇，根本不是什么新闻。

There are also superfood supplements such as seaweeds or algae that contain a full spectrum of nutrients in their natural form.

像海带海藻这样的超级食物，含有多种天然营养成分。

The newest superfood: How a purple potato helps lower blood pressure and doesn't make you put on weight

最新超级食品：紫薯如何降低血压并且不会增加体重