content
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4.8
- noun
- /ˈkɒntɛnt/
- Specialized
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contenido
- Now, the simplest way to up your fiber content starts with whole grains.
- soil water content
- moisture content
- water content
They're just low moisture content and things like that.
- They're just low moisture content and things like that.
- Now, the simplest way to up your fiber content starts with whole grains.
- Quality matters because the fluid content in your food can vary wildly.
- And so, you know, all the, the moisture content is retained appropriately.
- So I've sort of been upping my iron content in the plant foods.
- Do you think companies want to reveal the fiber content in their clothes?
- If you remove all organic content from the soil, soil will become sand.
- And so when you compare the nutrient value, the nutrient content of red meat.
Examples
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Hard red spring wheat is noted for its high gluten content, which accounts for good loaf volume.
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Its high fat content is creating a waterproof barrier.
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So they, they maintain their high protein content for a long period of time.
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And enjoy your fish now... because soon the mercury content will make it too dangerous to eat.
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This might be the water vapor content of the atmosphere.
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Quality matters because the fluid content in your food can vary wildly.
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Participants measure the turbidity, pH, temperature, and dissolved-oxygen content of water from a local water source.
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The mercury content in the fish can make it unsafe to eat after a certain level.
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Participants measure the dissolved-oxygen content of water from a local water source.
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The nutritional content of the food varies greatly, impacting health choices.
Synonyms
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4.0
Amount of a substance in a liquid or solution
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6.5
The amount of an element in a rock, the air, or a sample
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
2
6.7
The total energy in a system, including energy from pressure and volume
- Jargon
Changing media and stories to appeal mainly to women by adding romantic or feminine images and language
A unit used to measure how much space something has, like a cubic metre or cubic centimetre
- Specialized
Hidden meaning of a dream that shows wishes or feelings you do not know you have
How Much
Surface Forms
Etymology
Content meaning the amount of a substance comes from the same root continere, 'to hold', because it shows how much of something is 'held' inside a material. So a label that shows 'alcohol content 5%' tells you how much alcohol is inside the drink.