Definition of fluoridate in English:

fluoridate

verb ˈflɔːrɪdeɪtˈflʊərɪdeɪt

[with object]

Add traces of fluorides to (something)
给…（尤指饮用水）加微量氟化物
the community had their tap water fluoridated
Example sentencesExamples
- The most obvious is to brush the teeth at least twice per day using fluoridated water and fluoridated toothpaste.
- The research in Newcastle, where tap water is fluoridated, also found that labelling about fluoride content was inaccurate in 75 per cent of the brands tested.
- In 1996, 25 of 26 councils in Northern Ireland voted against fluoridating their drinking water.
- They believe fluoridating the water is the most cost-effective way to improve the dental health of a nation apparently determined to persist with bad dental health practices.
- Worldwide over 300 million people drink fluoridated water supplies; many millions more regularly use fluoridated toothpaste.
- When water is fluoridated, chemicals that release fluoride are added to the water.
- In an exclusive e-mail interview, Dr. Arvid Carlsson of Sweden argues that fluoridating the drinking water should be stopped.
- A public debate about fluoridating the water supply would be a good place to start.
- Indeed, had Mr Haworth read the Water Bill, passed by Parliament recently, he would have seen that this is the chemical being proposed to be used to fluoridate our water supplies.
- Dr. C. Danielson, in the Journal of American Medical Association, attributed many hip fractures in Utah to fluoridated drinking water.
- Of 25 countries studied, 13 fluoridated their water, seven fluoridated their salt, and five put fluoride in milk.
- He said: ‘I was ashamed to hear our town being mentioned for its poor dental record but the reality is that many parents do not buy fluoridated toothpaste.’
- You should also supervise your young child's toothbrushing sessions to make sure that he doesn't swallow toothpaste or other fluoridated products.
- In Ottowa, Kansas, the incidence of dental caries doubled in the three years after fluoridating the water supplies.
- The chemist asked what kind of fluoride was being used to fluoridate the drinking water.
- Conceivably, and… from the work done by Rand Water Board, it was demonstrated there may be towns down the river who have five or six towns above them fluoridating the water.
- They don't fluoridate their water supplies, but they do use fluoride supplements and dental products.
- Toothpastes may contain ‘stannous fluoride,’ and municipal water supplies are often fluoridated.
- Yet reports in the British Medical Journal found that long-term exposure to fluoridated drinking water does not increase the risk of fracture.
- Consult your child's dentist before using any fluoridated mouth rinses or other products besides toothpaste.

Derivatives

fluoridation

noun flʊərɪˈdeɪʃ(ə)nflɔːrɪˈdeɪʃ(ə)n

Fluoride used in water fluoridation is a poison, a toxic by-product of the fertiliser industry.
Example sentencesExamples
- In addition to fluoridation of water supplies, toothpaste and mouthwash also contain added fluoride.
- In 35 years of fluoridation no Irish Government has ever established our total daily fluoride intake from all sources.
- Mr Martin, who supports fluoridation, said the forum would examine alleged links between fluoridation and cancer and osteoporosis.
- But last year's Nobel Prize co-winner for medicine thinks fluoridation is a bad idea.

Origin

1940s: back-formation from earlier fluoridation.

Definition of fluoridate in US English:

fluoridate

verb

[with object]

Add traces of fluorides to (something, especially a water supply)
给…（尤指饮用水）加微量氟化物
the community had their tap water fluoridated
Example sentencesExamples
- Of 25 countries studied, 13 fluoridated their water, seven fluoridated their salt, and five put fluoride in milk.
- Indeed, had Mr Haworth read the Water Bill, passed by Parliament recently, he would have seen that this is the chemical being proposed to be used to fluoridate our water supplies.
- Toothpastes may contain ‘stannous fluoride,’ and municipal water supplies are often fluoridated.
- You should also supervise your young child's toothbrushing sessions to make sure that he doesn't swallow toothpaste or other fluoridated products.
- When water is fluoridated, chemicals that release fluoride are added to the water.
- They believe fluoridating the water is the most cost-effective way to improve the dental health of a nation apparently determined to persist with bad dental health practices.
- They don't fluoridate their water supplies, but they do use fluoride supplements and dental products.
- Consult your child's dentist before using any fluoridated mouth rinses or other products besides toothpaste.
- In Ottowa, Kansas, the incidence of dental caries doubled in the three years after fluoridating the water supplies.
- The research in Newcastle, where tap water is fluoridated, also found that labelling about fluoride content was inaccurate in 75 per cent of the brands tested.
- A public debate about fluoridating the water supply would be a good place to start.
- Conceivably, and… from the work done by Rand Water Board, it was demonstrated there may be towns down the river who have five or six towns above them fluoridating the water.
- The most obvious is to brush the teeth at least twice per day using fluoridated water and fluoridated toothpaste.
- Worldwide over 300 million people drink fluoridated water supplies; many millions more regularly use fluoridated toothpaste.
- Dr. C. Danielson, in the Journal of American Medical Association, attributed many hip fractures in Utah to fluoridated drinking water.
- The chemist asked what kind of fluoride was being used to fluoridate the drinking water.
- Yet reports in the British Medical Journal found that long-term exposure to fluoridated drinking water does not increase the risk of fracture.
- In 1996, 25 of 26 councils in Northern Ireland voted against fluoridating their drinking water.
- He said: ‘I was ashamed to hear our town being mentioned for its poor dental record but the reality is that many parents do not buy fluoridated toothpaste.’
- In an exclusive e-mail interview, Dr. Arvid Carlsson of Sweden argues that fluoridating the drinking water should be stopped.

Origin

1940s: back-formation from earlier fluoridation.

词汇	fluoridate
释义	Definition of fluoridate in English: fluoridate verb ˈflɔːrɪdeɪtˈflʊərɪdeɪt [with object] Add traces of fluorides to (something) 给…（尤指饮用水）加微量氟化物 the community had their tap water fluoridated Example sentencesExamples The most obvious is to brush the teeth at least twice per day using fluoridated water and fluoridated toothpaste. The research in Newcastle, where tap water is fluoridated, also found that labelling about fluoride content was inaccurate in 75 per cent of the brands tested. In 1996, 25 of 26 councils in Northern Ireland voted against fluoridating their drinking water. They believe fluoridating the water is the most cost-effective way to improve the dental health of a nation apparently determined to persist with bad dental health practices. Worldwide over 300 million people drink fluoridated water supplies; many millions more regularly use fluoridated toothpaste. When water is fluoridated, chemicals that release fluoride are added to the water. In an exclusive e-mail interview, Dr. Arvid Carlsson of Sweden argues that fluoridating the drinking water should be stopped. A public debate about fluoridating the water supply would be a good place to start. Indeed, had Mr Haworth read the Water Bill, passed by Parliament recently, he would have seen that this is the chemical being proposed to be used to fluoridate our water supplies. Dr. C. Danielson, in the Journal of American Medical Association, attributed many hip fractures in Utah to fluoridated drinking water. Of 25 countries studied, 13 fluoridated their water, seven fluoridated their salt, and five put fluoride in milk. He said: ‘I was ashamed to hear our town being mentioned for its poor dental record but the reality is that many parents do not buy fluoridated toothpaste.’ You should also supervise your young child's toothbrushing sessions to make sure that he doesn't swallow toothpaste or other fluoridated products. In Ottowa, Kansas, the incidence of dental caries doubled in the three years after fluoridating the water supplies. The chemist asked what kind of fluoride was being used to fluoridate the drinking water. Conceivably, and… from the work done by Rand Water Board, it was demonstrated there may be towns down the river who have five or six towns above them fluoridating the water. They don't fluoridate their water supplies, but they do use fluoride supplements and dental products. Toothpastes may contain ‘stannous fluoride,’ and municipal water supplies are often fluoridated. Yet reports in the British Medical Journal found that long-term exposure to fluoridated drinking water does not increase the risk of fracture. Consult your child's dentist before using any fluoridated mouth rinses or other products besides toothpaste. Derivatives fluoridation noun flʊərɪˈdeɪʃ(ə)nflɔːrɪˈdeɪʃ(ə)n Fluoride used in water fluoridation is a poison, a toxic by-product of the fertiliser industry. Example sentencesExamples In addition to fluoridation of water supplies, toothpaste and mouthwash also contain added fluoride. In 35 years of fluoridation no Irish Government has ever established our total daily fluoride intake from all sources. Mr Martin, who supports fluoridation, said the forum would examine alleged links between fluoridation and cancer and osteoporosis. But last year's Nobel Prize co-winner for medicine thinks fluoridation is a bad idea. Origin 1940s: back-formation from earlier fluoridation. Definition of fluoridate in US English: fluoridate verb [with object] Add traces of fluorides to (something, especially a water supply) 给…（尤指饮用水）加微量氟化物 the community had their tap water fluoridated Example sentencesExamples Of 25 countries studied, 13 fluoridated their water, seven fluoridated their salt, and five put fluoride in milk. Indeed, had Mr Haworth read the Water Bill, passed by Parliament recently, he would have seen that this is the chemical being proposed to be used to fluoridate our water supplies. Toothpastes may contain ‘stannous fluoride,’ and municipal water supplies are often fluoridated. You should also supervise your young child's toothbrushing sessions to make sure that he doesn't swallow toothpaste or other fluoridated products. When water is fluoridated, chemicals that release fluoride are added to the water. They believe fluoridating the water is the most cost-effective way to improve the dental health of a nation apparently determined to persist with bad dental health practices. They don't fluoridate their water supplies, but they do use fluoride supplements and dental products. Consult your child's dentist before using any fluoridated mouth rinses or other products besides toothpaste. In Ottowa, Kansas, the incidence of dental caries doubled in the three years after fluoridating the water supplies. The research in Newcastle, where tap water is fluoridated, also found that labelling about fluoride content was inaccurate in 75 per cent of the brands tested. A public debate about fluoridating the water supply would be a good place to start. Conceivably, and… from the work done by Rand Water Board, it was demonstrated there may be towns down the river who have five or six towns above them fluoridating the water. The most obvious is to brush the teeth at least twice per day using fluoridated water and fluoridated toothpaste. Worldwide over 300 million people drink fluoridated water supplies; many millions more regularly use fluoridated toothpaste. Dr. C. Danielson, in the Journal of American Medical Association, attributed many hip fractures in Utah to fluoridated drinking water. The chemist asked what kind of fluoride was being used to fluoridate the drinking water. Yet reports in the British Medical Journal found that long-term exposure to fluoridated drinking water does not increase the risk of fracture. In 1996, 25 of 26 councils in Northern Ireland voted against fluoridating their drinking water. He said: ‘I was ashamed to hear our town being mentioned for its poor dental record but the reality is that many parents do not buy fluoridated toothpaste.’ In an exclusive e-mail interview, Dr. Arvid Carlsson of Sweden argues that fluoridating the drinking water should be stopped. Origin 1940s: back-formation from earlier fluoridation.
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