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Definition of soya in English: soyanoun ˈsɔɪəˈsɔɪə mass nounBritish 1Protein derived from the beans of an Asian plant, used as a replacement for animal protein in certain foods. 大豆蛋白 Also called soy Example sentencesExamples - While late middle age may seem a strange time to convert to beans and soya, Atkinson argues that the benefits can be seen in a few months.
- The protein content in soya is substantially high when compared to pulses, they said.
- Patients with gout should avoid high quality protein foods like non-vegetarian food and soya.
- Top offending foods identified were, in alphabetical order, barley, beef, chicken, lamb, potato, rice, soya and wheat.
- Instead, people ate beef burgers made from soya and fish fingers composed of almost anything but fish.
- We are not a people beholden to faddish diets, hung up on tofu, soya, sushi or colon-cleansers.
- My one slight concern about his diet is that it is based around just a couple of core foods; namely soya and wheat.
- Beef burgers were made from soya, and fish fingers from 20 per cent fish.
- These guys can make all these non-veg dishes using soya, mushrooms and beancurd.
- That old Asian standby, soya, contains isoflavonoids, which help inhibit the growth of prostate cancer cells.
- Zinc supplementation may reduce copper absorption, while various foods interfere with zinc absorption, including soya, cow's milk, iron supplements, wholewheat bread and bran.
- He's slim and trim, doesn't smoke, hardly drinks, eats lots of fish, soya and salad, and does a half-hour workout on his exercise bike each day.
- But doesn't the introduction of tofu and soya in the South African market simply give consumers a wider choice, and promote the economy through healthy free market competition?
2The widely cultivated plant of the pea family which produces soya beans. 大豆,黄豆 Glycine max, family Leguminosae Example sentencesExamples - According to estimates of the Agriculture Department, the area under soya cultivation is going to increase by another 30,000 hectares from last year's 70,000 hectares.
- Besides GM cotton, genetically altered maize, soya and oilseed rape are grown.
- It used to be described as the bread basket of southern Africa, with neat fields of maize and soya growing in rich red soil and farmers notching up world records for yields.
- In the USA, millions of acres are being planted with GM wheat and soya for human consumption.
- So far Argentina has approved crop trials for various cultivars of sunflower, maize, alfalfa, wheat, soya and potato.
OriginLate 17th century: via Dutch soja from Japanese soy, shoy (see soy). Rhymesannoyer, Boyer, destroyer, employer, enjoyer, Goya, hoya, lawyer, Nagoya, paranoia, sequoia Definition of soya in US English: soyanounˈsɔɪəˈsoiə British 1Protein derived from soybeans, used as a replacement for animal protein in certain foods; soy. 大豆蛋白 Example sentencesExamples - My one slight concern about his diet is that it is based around just a couple of core foods; namely soya and wheat.
- Top offending foods identified were, in alphabetical order, barley, beef, chicken, lamb, potato, rice, soya and wheat.
- Beef burgers were made from soya, and fish fingers from 20 per cent fish.
- He's slim and trim, doesn't smoke, hardly drinks, eats lots of fish, soya and salad, and does a half-hour workout on his exercise bike each day.
- While late middle age may seem a strange time to convert to beans and soya, Atkinson argues that the benefits can be seen in a few months.
- But doesn't the introduction of tofu and soya in the South African market simply give consumers a wider choice, and promote the economy through healthy free market competition?
- We are not a people beholden to faddish diets, hung up on tofu, soya, sushi or colon-cleansers.
- These guys can make all these non-veg dishes using soya, mushrooms and beancurd.
- That old Asian standby, soya, contains isoflavonoids, which help inhibit the growth of prostate cancer cells.
- Zinc supplementation may reduce copper absorption, while various foods interfere with zinc absorption, including soya, cow's milk, iron supplements, wholewheat bread and bran.
- The protein content in soya is substantially high when compared to pulses, they said.
- Patients with gout should avoid high quality protein foods like non-vegetarian food and soya.
- Instead, people ate beef burgers made from soya and fish fingers composed of almost anything but fish.
2The soybean plant. Example sentencesExamples - It used to be described as the bread basket of southern Africa, with neat fields of maize and soya growing in rich red soil and farmers notching up world records for yields.
- According to estimates of the Agriculture Department, the area under soya cultivation is going to increase by another 30,000 hectares from last year's 70,000 hectares.
- So far Argentina has approved crop trials for various cultivars of sunflower, maize, alfalfa, wheat, soya and potato.
- Besides GM cotton, genetically altered maize, soya and oilseed rape are grown.
- In the USA, millions of acres are being planted with GM wheat and soya for human consumption.
OriginLate 17th century: via Dutch soja from Japanese soy, shoy (see soy). |