Definition of spirulina in English:

spirulina

noun ˌspʌɪrʊˈlʌɪnəˌspɪrʊˈlʌɪnəˌspīrəˈlīnə

mass noun

1Filamentous cyanobacteria which form tangled masses in warm alkaline lakes in Africa and Central and South America.
螺旋藻，螺旋蓝细菌
Genus Spirulina, division Cyanobacteria
Example sentencesExamples
- Wading in the lake shallows, they stir up organic matter with their bills, including mollusks and crustaceans and the bird's favorite meal, spirulina, a type of nontoxic blue-green algae.
- In fact, African flamingos get their pink color from eating a diet super-rich in the pinkish blue-green algae, spirulina.
- You probably realize that spirulina has been used by NASA for their astronauts and is currently being grown in at least 40 countries.
- Whenua Hou was declared predator-free two years ago, and birds are fed a special supplementary diet of egg protein, spirulina, and walnut essence.
- The nine basic ingredients that Lasseur plans to grow on other planets are: rice, onions, tomatoes, soya, potatoes, lettuce, spinach, wheat and spirulina - all common ingredients except the last.
1. 1.1 Spirulina cyanobacteria dried and prepared as a food or food additive, being a rich source of many vitamins and minerals.
  螺旋藻干
  Example sentencesExamples
  While still damp, coat one side with ground lobster roe and the other side with spirulina; allow to dry.
  A diet that includes blueberries, spinach or spirulina, a type of green algae, reduces the brain damage caused by stroke.
  Stir in the sesame seeds and spirulina, if using.
  Grasses, including barley, oat, rye, wheat grass, and alfalfa - technically a legume - are generally higher in fiber, while water greens like spirulina and chlorella tend to be higher in protein.
  I also find spirulina and chlorella cleansing, and milk thistle is good with a longer detox.
  Dunaliella, spirulina, wild blue green algae, wheat and barley grass, chorella, carrot, sweet potato, kale, parsley, and spinach are excellent sources of Vitamin A, listed in order of highest content.
  Foods rich in GLA are spirulina, evening primrose oil, borage oil, and black currant seed oil.
  A type of blue-green algae that also used to be a popular health boost at juice bars, spirulina is now sold as a supplement as well.
  So alongside the organic soft drinks, spirulina and pure juices, she still stocks regular fizzies.
  A much better mixture is a combination of one tablespoon each of spirulina, soy flour, and active dry yeast, added to a pint of water.
  But my personal preference, for a tasty and healthy appetizer, is to match it with spirulina gomasio - my greatest condiment discovery for this winter!
  Shake the spirulina with some of the juice in a jar before mixing it with the rest.
  But this is where I get my weird soya milk, wheatgerm, banana and spirulina smoothies each and every day…
  Liquid formulas and pills containing such herbs as spirulina and milk thistle, chlorophyll, red clover, echinacea and licorice root are ingested.
  In 1981, the FDA declared spirulina ineffective for weight loss, and no subsequent studies to the contrary have been published.
  I don't have time to make the detox elixir, so instead I take a good green powder with spirulina and wheat grass.
  The series provides human-grade ingredients (no by-products or rendered fats) and healthful extras like spirulina, flax seed and cranberries.
  In the US, the popularity of Spirulina is primarily as a ‘health food’, being sold in stores as a dried powder or in tablet form.
  Other sources of omega 6 EFA's are human breast milk, soya beans, walnuts, spirulina and lecithin.
  Researchers say spirulina may ward off cancer and protect your brain from age-related mental decline.

Origin

Modern Latin, from spirula 'small spiral (shell)'.

Definition of spirulina in US English:

spirulina

nounˌspīrəˈlīnə

1Filamentous cyanobacteria which form tangled masses in warm alkaline lakes in Africa and Central and South America.
螺旋藻，螺旋蓝细菌
Genus Spirulina, division Cyanobacteria
Example sentencesExamples
- In fact, African flamingos get their pink color from eating a diet super-rich in the pinkish blue-green algae, spirulina.
- Wading in the lake shallows, they stir up organic matter with their bills, including mollusks and crustaceans and the bird's favorite meal, spirulina, a type of nontoxic blue-green algae.
- You probably realize that spirulina has been used by NASA for their astronauts and is currently being grown in at least 40 countries.
- Whenua Hou was declared predator-free two years ago, and birds are fed a special supplementary diet of egg protein, spirulina, and walnut essence.
- The nine basic ingredients that Lasseur plans to grow on other planets are: rice, onions, tomatoes, soya, potatoes, lettuce, spinach, wheat and spirulina - all common ingredients except the last.
1. 1.1 Spirulina dried and prepared as a food or food additive, which is a rich source of many vitamins and minerals.
  螺旋藻干
  Example sentencesExamples
  Dunaliella, spirulina, wild blue green algae, wheat and barley grass, chorella, carrot, sweet potato, kale, parsley, and spinach are excellent sources of Vitamin A, listed in order of highest content.
  I don't have time to make the detox elixir, so instead I take a good green powder with spirulina and wheat grass.
  Other sources of omega 6 EFA's are human breast milk, soya beans, walnuts, spirulina and lecithin.
  Stir in the sesame seeds and spirulina, if using.
  Liquid formulas and pills containing such herbs as spirulina and milk thistle, chlorophyll, red clover, echinacea and licorice root are ingested.
  But my personal preference, for a tasty and healthy appetizer, is to match it with spirulina gomasio - my greatest condiment discovery for this winter!
  A much better mixture is a combination of one tablespoon each of spirulina, soy flour, and active dry yeast, added to a pint of water.
  Grasses, including barley, oat, rye, wheat grass, and alfalfa - technically a legume - are generally higher in fiber, while water greens like spirulina and chlorella tend to be higher in protein.
  Researchers say spirulina may ward off cancer and protect your brain from age-related mental decline.
  A diet that includes blueberries, spinach or spirulina, a type of green algae, reduces the brain damage caused by stroke.
  Shake the spirulina with some of the juice in a jar before mixing it with the rest.
  But this is where I get my weird soya milk, wheatgerm, banana and spirulina smoothies each and every day…
  The series provides human-grade ingredients (no by-products or rendered fats) and healthful extras like spirulina, flax seed and cranberries.
  While still damp, coat one side with ground lobster roe and the other side with spirulina; allow to dry.
  A type of blue-green algae that also used to be a popular health boost at juice bars, spirulina is now sold as a supplement as well.
  In 1981, the FDA declared spirulina ineffective for weight loss, and no subsequent studies to the contrary have been published.
  Foods rich in GLA are spirulina, evening primrose oil, borage oil, and black currant seed oil.
  I also find spirulina and chlorella cleansing, and milk thistle is good with a longer detox.
  In the US, the popularity of Spirulina is primarily as a ‘health food’, being sold in stores as a dried powder or in tablet form.
  So alongside the organic soft drinks, spirulina and pure juices, she still stocks regular fizzies.

Origin

Modern Latin, from spirula ‘small spiral (shell)’.

词汇	spirulina
释义	Definition of spirulina in English: spirulina noun ˌspʌɪrʊˈlʌɪnəˌspɪrʊˈlʌɪnəˌspīrəˈlīnə mass noun 1Filamentous cyanobacteria which form tangled masses in warm alkaline lakes in Africa and Central and South America. 螺旋藻，螺旋蓝细菌 Genus Spirulina, division Cyanobacteria Example sentencesExamples Wading in the lake shallows, they stir up organic matter with their bills, including mollusks and crustaceans and the bird's favorite meal, spirulina, a type of nontoxic blue-green algae. In fact, African flamingos get their pink color from eating a diet super-rich in the pinkish blue-green algae, spirulina. You probably realize that spirulina has been used by NASA for their astronauts and is currently being grown in at least 40 countries. Whenua Hou was declared predator-free two years ago, and birds are fed a special supplementary diet of egg protein, spirulina, and walnut essence. The nine basic ingredients that Lasseur plans to grow on other planets are: rice, onions, tomatoes, soya, potatoes, lettuce, spinach, wheat and spirulina - all common ingredients except the last. 1.1 Spirulina cyanobacteria dried and prepared as a food or food additive, being a rich source of many vitamins and minerals. 螺旋藻干 Example sentencesExamples While still damp, coat one side with ground lobster roe and the other side with spirulina; allow to dry. A diet that includes blueberries, spinach or spirulina, a type of green algae, reduces the brain damage caused by stroke. Stir in the sesame seeds and spirulina, if using. Grasses, including barley, oat, rye, wheat grass, and alfalfa - technically a legume - are generally higher in fiber, while water greens like spirulina and chlorella tend to be higher in protein. I also find spirulina and chlorella cleansing, and milk thistle is good with a longer detox. Dunaliella, spirulina, wild blue green algae, wheat and barley grass, chorella, carrot, sweet potato, kale, parsley, and spinach are excellent sources of Vitamin A, listed in order of highest content. Foods rich in GLA are spirulina, evening primrose oil, borage oil, and black currant seed oil. A type of blue-green algae that also used to be a popular health boost at juice bars, spirulina is now sold as a supplement as well. So alongside the organic soft drinks, spirulina and pure juices, she still stocks regular fizzies. A much better mixture is a combination of one tablespoon each of spirulina, soy flour, and active dry yeast, added to a pint of water. But my personal preference, for a tasty and healthy appetizer, is to match it with spirulina gomasio - my greatest condiment discovery for this winter! Shake the spirulina with some of the juice in a jar before mixing it with the rest. But this is where I get my weird soya milk, wheatgerm, banana and spirulina smoothies each and every day… Liquid formulas and pills containing such herbs as spirulina and milk thistle, chlorophyll, red clover, echinacea and licorice root are ingested. In 1981, the FDA declared spirulina ineffective for weight loss, and no subsequent studies to the contrary have been published. I don't have time to make the detox elixir, so instead I take a good green powder with spirulina and wheat grass. The series provides human-grade ingredients (no by-products or rendered fats) and healthful extras like spirulina, flax seed and cranberries. In the US, the popularity of Spirulina is primarily as a ‘health food’, being sold in stores as a dried powder or in tablet form. Other sources of omega 6 EFA's are human breast milk, soya beans, walnuts, spirulina and lecithin. Researchers say spirulina may ward off cancer and protect your brain from age-related mental decline. Origin Modern Latin, from spirula 'small spiral (shell)'. Definition of spirulina in US English: spirulina nounˌspīrəˈlīnə 1Filamentous cyanobacteria which form tangled masses in warm alkaline lakes in Africa and Central and South America. 螺旋藻，螺旋蓝细菌 Genus Spirulina, division Cyanobacteria Example sentencesExamples In fact, African flamingos get their pink color from eating a diet super-rich in the pinkish blue-green algae, spirulina. Wading in the lake shallows, they stir up organic matter with their bills, including mollusks and crustaceans and the bird's favorite meal, spirulina, a type of nontoxic blue-green algae. You probably realize that spirulina has been used by NASA for their astronauts and is currently being grown in at least 40 countries. Whenua Hou was declared predator-free two years ago, and birds are fed a special supplementary diet of egg protein, spirulina, and walnut essence. The nine basic ingredients that Lasseur plans to grow on other planets are: rice, onions, tomatoes, soya, potatoes, lettuce, spinach, wheat and spirulina - all common ingredients except the last. 1.1 Spirulina dried and prepared as a food or food additive, which is a rich source of many vitamins and minerals. 螺旋藻干 Example sentencesExamples Dunaliella, spirulina, wild blue green algae, wheat and barley grass, chorella, carrot, sweet potato, kale, parsley, and spinach are excellent sources of Vitamin A, listed in order of highest content. I don't have time to make the detox elixir, so instead I take a good green powder with spirulina and wheat grass. Other sources of omega 6 EFA's are human breast milk, soya beans, walnuts, spirulina and lecithin. Stir in the sesame seeds and spirulina, if using. Liquid formulas and pills containing such herbs as spirulina and milk thistle, chlorophyll, red clover, echinacea and licorice root are ingested. But my personal preference, for a tasty and healthy appetizer, is to match it with spirulina gomasio - my greatest condiment discovery for this winter! A much better mixture is a combination of one tablespoon each of spirulina, soy flour, and active dry yeast, added to a pint of water. Grasses, including barley, oat, rye, wheat grass, and alfalfa - technically a legume - are generally higher in fiber, while water greens like spirulina and chlorella tend to be higher in protein. Researchers say spirulina may ward off cancer and protect your brain from age-related mental decline. A diet that includes blueberries, spinach or spirulina, a type of green algae, reduces the brain damage caused by stroke. Shake the spirulina with some of the juice in a jar before mixing it with the rest. But this is where I get my weird soya milk, wheatgerm, banana and spirulina smoothies each and every day… The series provides human-grade ingredients (no by-products or rendered fats) and healthful extras like spirulina, flax seed and cranberries. While still damp, coat one side with ground lobster roe and the other side with spirulina; allow to dry. A type of blue-green algae that also used to be a popular health boost at juice bars, spirulina is now sold as a supplement as well. In 1981, the FDA declared spirulina ineffective for weight loss, and no subsequent studies to the contrary have been published. Foods rich in GLA are spirulina, evening primrose oil, borage oil, and black currant seed oil. I also find spirulina and chlorella cleansing, and milk thistle is good with a longer detox. In the US, the popularity of Spirulina is primarily as a ‘health food’, being sold in stores as a dried powder or in tablet form. So alongside the organic soft drinks, spirulina and pure juices, she still stocks regular fizzies. Origin Modern Latin, from spirula ‘small spiral (shell)’.
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