thermoregulation
thermoregulation — noun
1. the process of keeping a body or system within a safe temperature range.
the process of keeping a body or system within a safe temperature range.
During the marathon, Kenji drank water to support thermoregulation in the heat.
pattern: support thermoregulation in the heat
Poor thermoregulation can make a newborn baby cold very quickly.
collocation: poor thermoregulation
The snake depends on sunlight because thermoregulation takes energy from its surroundings.
After the fever broke, Mira's thermoregulation slowly returned to normal.
This cooling vest helps thermoregulation for workers in the factory kitchen.
- temperature control
a broader phrase that also fits machines, rooms, and everyday settings
- heat regulation
a simpler phrase, but less precise than the technical term
- homeostasis
a wider biological idea that includes more than temperature balance
文法句型
support thermoregulation
poor thermoregulation
thermoregulation in + animal/person/system
用法筆記
Usually appears in biology, medical, or sports contexts, especially when describing how a body responds to heat, cold, exercise, or illness. It names the control process itself, not the temperature reading.