banting
/ˈbæn.tɪŋ/Übersetzung: Wildrind, das in Südostasien lebt; außerdem eine im 19. Jahrhundert populäre historische Diät zur Gewichtsabnahme.
noun
C2formalcommon/ˈbæn.tɪŋ/A species of wild cattle native to Southeast Asia; also a historical weight-loss diet popularized in the 19th century.
deWildrind, das in Südostasien lebt; außerdem eine im 19. Jahrhundert populäre historische Diät zur Gewichtsabnahme.ruДикий бык, обитающий в Юго-Восточной Азии; также историческая диета для похудения, популярная в XIX веке.esEspecie de bovino salvaje del Sudeste Asiático; también una dieta histórica para adelgazar, popular en el siglo XIX.frBovin sauvage d'Asie du Sud-Est ; désigne aussi un régime amaigrissant historique populaire au XIXe siècle.ptBovino selvagem do Sudeste Asiático, também chamado de bantengue; além disso, refere-se a uma dieta histórica para emagrecer popularizada no século XIX por William Banting, baseada na restrição de carboidratos.zh一种生活在东南亚的野牛;也指19世纪流行的用于减肥的历史饮食法。arثور بري يعيش في جنوب شرق آسيا؛ كما يشير إلى نظام غذائي تاريخي لإنقاص الوزن شائع في القرن التاسع عشر.
- A wild ox native to the Malay Archipelago and Southeast Asia. C2 formal scientific
A large, dark-coated bovine species (Bos javanicus) with distinctive white stockings on the lower legs and a white rump patch, inhabiting forests and grasslands of Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam; also known as tembadau. It is the wild ancestor of domestic Bali cattle and is currently listed as endangered.
- The banting grazed peacefully in the dense tropical forest clearing.
- Conservationists have established protected areas to preserve the remaining banting population.
- The banting is distinguished from other wild cattle by its white lower legs.
- Local hunters reported seeing a herd of banting near the river at dawn.
- The domestic Bali cattle is believed to have descended from the wild banting.
deWildrind SüdostasiensruДикий бык, обитающий на Малайском архипелаге и в Юго-Восточной Азии.esBanteng (Bos javanicus)frBantengptBúfalo-da-malásiazh野牛(马来群岛及东南亚的原生野牛)arثور بري موطنه الأرخبيل الماليزي وجنوب شرق آسيا
Synonyme: banteng
- A historical method of reducing body weight through a low-carbohydrate diet, named after its promoter William Banting. C2 formal british medical
A dietary regimen for obesity, popularised in the 1860s by the English undertaker William Banting, who published a booklet describing his success in losing weight by avoiding sugar, starch, beer, and fatty foods; the term 'banting' became synonymous with slimming and was used well into the 20th century as a verb meaning 'to diet'.
- In Victorian London, many fashionable people took up banting to maintain a slender figure.
- The pamphlet on banting became an international bestseller in the 1860s.
- She attributed her improved health to a strict course of banting.
- The word 'banting' entered everyday language meaning to lose weight through careful eating.
- His doctor recommended banting after the patient complained of breathlessness and fatigue.
deBanting-Kur zur GewichtsabnahmeruИсторический метод похудения на низкоуглеводной диете, названный в честь Уильяма Бантинга.esDieta de BantingfrMéthode BantingptDieta de Bantingzh班廷减肥法arحمية بانتنغ منخفضة الكربوهيدرات لتخفيف الوزن
- bantings plural form
- bantings' possessive plural form
- banting's possessive singular form