haemoglobin
haemoglobin — 名詞
1. An iron-rich protein with a red colour, found in the body's red blood cells. Thi
血紅素
紅血球中的含鐵蛋白質，負責攜氧
An iron-rich protein with a red colour, found in the body's red blood cells. This protein captures oxygen after each breath and transports it to all tissues, making the blood appear red.
The doctor told Erik that his haemoglobin levels were slightly low after the blood test.
醫生告訴 Erik，抽血檢查後發現他的血紅素稍微偏低。
haemoglobin level — common collocation in medical test results
Hannah's doctor recommended eating more spinach and beans to raise her haemoglobin naturally.
Hannah 的醫生建議多吃菠菜和豆類，自然提升血紅素。
raise haemoglobin — collocation for dietary/medical advice
Regular exercise can help improve haemoglobin levels by increasing the body's need for oxygen.
規律運動可以藉由增加身體對氧氣的需求，幫助改善血紅素濃度。
After three months of iron supplements, Michael's haemoglobin count returned to a healthy range.
服用鐵劑三個月後，Michael 的血紅素數值恢復到健康範圍。
In biology class, Beatrix learned how haemoglobin carries oxygen from the lungs to body tissues.
在生物課上，Beatrix 學到血紅素如何將氧氣從肺部運送到身體組織。
- Hb
abbreviation used on medical reports and lab forms; not a true synonym but a standard shorthand
文法句型
haemoglobin + level(s) / count
haemoglobin + verb (singular)
用法筆記
Frequently used with level, count, or concentration in blood-test reports. When talking about the substance in general, haemoglobin is uncountable ('Haemoglobin contains iron'); the countable form (haemoglobins) is reserved for scientific discussion of different subtypes (e.g. foetal haemoglobin vs adult haemoglobin).