n.日常食物；規(guī)定飲食；節(jié)食
n.（日本等國的）國會
v.節(jié)食；照規(guī)定飲食；喂食
Too rich a diet (ie Too much rich food) is not good for you. 吃太多油膩的食物對你身體不好。
You should eat more high-protein diet. 你應(yīng)該多吃些高蛋白食物。
Her diet restricts her to 1500 calories a day. 她的規(guī)定飲食限制她每天攝入1500卡的熱量。
The doctor says I've got to go on a diet. 醫(yī)生說我得節(jié)食。
He is on a diet to reduce some weight. 他正在節(jié)食以減輕體重。
The Diet will have a long session. 國會將有長會期。
The Japanese prime minister responded to the Congressmen at the diet. 日本首相在國會對眾議院進行了回應(yīng)。
用作動詞 (v.)You ought to diet and take more exercise. 你應(yīng)該節(jié)食并多做運動。
We must diet and take more exercise. 我們必須節(jié)食并多鍛煉。
She got so fat that she had to diet . 她太胖了,需要節(jié)食。
The diet of youngstock is a contentious issue as overfeeding or an incorrect diet can lead to problems in later life. 小馬駒的飲食是一項有爭議的問題因為過度喂食或飲食不正確會導(dǎo)致今后生活中出現(xiàn)問題。
Longo and colleagues said animals fed a low-calorie diet live longer, in part because their cells can resist stress better. 隆哥和他的同事們說，喂食低熱量食物的動物壽命較長，部分原因是它們的細胞可以更好地抗拒壓力。
diet的基本意思是“進特種飲食”或“節(jié)食”,多用于在醫(yī)生勸導(dǎo)或規(guī)定之下。可用作不及物動詞,也可用作及物動詞,用作及物動詞時,可接名詞、人稱代詞或反身代詞作賓語。
