fel
fel — noun
1. a bitter, yellow-green liquid made in the liver and held in the gallbladder, whi
1.名詞
釋義
a bitter, yellow-green liquid made in the liver and held in the gallbladder, which the small intestine uses to break down fatty food into smaller parts that the body can take in
例句
The biology teacher showed a diagram of fel flowing from the liver into the gallbladder.
Dr. Noa Kwan explained that fel helps break down the fats in our daily meals.
medical context: essential for breaking down fats
When Valentina had her gallbladder removed, her body could no longer store fel for digestion.
The anatomy book said fel is a bitter liquid that helps the gut absorb nutrients.
Without enough fel, the body cannot properly absorb vitamin D and other fat-soluble nutrients.