animal product
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- noun
- /ˈænɪməl ˈprɒdʌkt/
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producto de origen animal
- Leather, along with wool and milk, is a common animal product used in various industries.
- plant and animal products
- animal products (milk)
- animal products (including meat)
Other people will eat animal products such as eggs such as butter, etcetera.
- Other people will eat animal products such as eggs such as butter, etcetera.
- I, I just very strictly do not consume any animal products that have been factory farmed.
- And I told him to basically cut back on animal products and focus more on plant foods.
- It is titled Am I the asshole for telling a vegan that cheese and Mayo contain animal products?
- Now I eat no animal products, no refined grains, extremely low salt, sugar and fat.
- We don't have to have an animal product only diet or plant only diet.
- It's, it's once again measuring responses to animal products or cruelty or things like that.
- Reality check the animal products are bad for you, whether they have added chemicals or not.
Examples
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Diets are relatively high in animal products.
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The USDA then certifies organic crops, animal products, and processed foods.
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Leather is an animal product.
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So it seems humans were not meant to eat animal products or meat.
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And I told him to basically cut back on animal products and focus more on plant foods.
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Including more of these and less animal products in your meals will help everyone in your family.
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We don't serve animal products or raw sugar here.
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Based upon that fact, by buying local, grass-fed animal products only, you support local farmers.
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I stopped eating meat and all animal products (including dairy and eggs) almost 4 months ago.
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Conversely, animal products such as saturated fats, meat, and dairy may increase the risk.
Academic text (2012)
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a product made from any part of an animal' is directly and literally derivable from combining 'animal' (living organism) with 'product' (an item produced), so the compound simply denotes a product that comes from animals. This straightforward noun–noun compositional pattern is common cross-linguistically and would be immediately understandable to an average B1 learner who knows both constituent words.
Etymology
Animal product is a simple, literal name made from animal and product. It refers to things made 'from an animal', such as meat, milk, leather, or wool, so it means 'a product made from any part of an animal'.