nourishing 音标拼音: [n'ɚɪʃɪŋ]
a . 有营养的,滋养多的
有营养的,滋养多的
nourishing adj 1 :
of or providing nourishment ; "
good nourishing stew " [
synonym :
{
alimentary }, {
alimental }, {
nourishing }, {
nutrient },
{
nutritious }, {
nutritive }]
Nourish \
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Nourished } (
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n . {
Nourishing }.]
[
OE .
norisen ,
norischen ,
OF .
nurir ,
nurrir ,
norir ,
F .
nourrir ,
fr .
L .
nutrire .
Cf . {
Nurse }, {
Nutriment },
and see {-
ish }.]
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1 .
To feed and cause to grow ;
to supply with matter which increases bulk or supplies waste ,
and promotes health ;
to furnish with nutriment .
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He planteth an ash ,
and the rain doth nourish it .
--
Is .
xliv .
14 .
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2 .
To support ;
to maintain .
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Whiles I in Ireland nourish a mighty band . --
Shak .
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3 .
To supply the means of support and increase to ;
to encourage ;
to foster ;
as ,
to nourish rebellion ;
to nourish the virtues . "
Nourish their contentions ." --
Hooker .
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4 .
To cherish ;
to comfort .
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Ye have nourished your hearts . --
James v .
5 .
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5 .
To educate ;
to instruct ;
to bring up ;
to nurture ;
to promote the growth of in attainments . --
Chaucer .
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Nourished up in the words of faith . --
1 Tim .
iv .
6 .
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Syn :
To cherish ;
feed ;
supply .
See {
Nurture }.
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Nourishing \
Nour "
ish *
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a .
Promoting growth ;
nutritious .
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42 Moby Thesaurus words for "
nourishing ":
alimental ,
alimentary ,
assimilable ,
cannibal ,
cannibalistic ,
carnivorous ,
commensal ,
dietetic ,
digestible ,
dining ,
eating ,
feeding ,
flesh -
eating ,
fruitarian ,
gastronomic ,
gluttonous ,
grain -
eating ,
graminivorous ,
granivorous ,
grass -
eating ,
herbivorous ,
insect -
eating ,
insectivorous ,
lactovegetarian ,
man -
eating ,
meat -
eating ,
mensal ,
nutrient ,
nutritious ,
nutritive ,
omnivorous ,
omophagous ,
pantophagous ,
phytivorous ,
phytophagous ,
plant -
eating ,
postprandial ,
prandial ,
predacious ,
preprandial ,
vegetable -
eating ,
vegetarian
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NOURISHING Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of NOURISHING is giving nourishment : nutritious How to use nourishing in a sentence
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