calorie
Used in contexts of daily calorie intake or needs.
Refers to the complete amount of calories from all sources.
Refers to calories from food or drink with little to no nutritional value (e.g., vitamins, minerals).
Similar to 'excess calorie', refers to additional calories consumed.
Refers to calories consumed beyond the body's needs, often leading to weight gain.
Calories derived from fat.
Calories derived from carbohydrates.
Describes food or drink that contains a small number of calories.
Describes food or drink that contains a large number of calories.
To use up calories as energy, typically through physical activity.
To keep track of the number of calories consumed.
Emphasizes the removal or elimination of calories already consumed.
Similar to 'contain calorie', a more common and informal way to express it.
To be careful about the number of calories one consumes.
To reduce the number of calories one consumes, often for weight loss.
Indicates that a food or drink has calories as a component.
A formal way to say eating or drinking something, thereby taking in its calories.
A common, general term for consuming calories through food.
A more formal term for limiting calorie intake, often in a structured diet plan.
A more formal or scientific term for using up calories.
A technical or medical term for taking calories into the body.
The amount of calories one takes into their body.
The amount of calories contained in a food or drink.
The act or amount of consuming calories.
The amount of calories used up by the body.
A more formal or scientific term for the amount of calories used up.