英汉词典

1.They fed both mice a high fat diet, 0.01 per cent was made up of capsaicin.

研究者给两组小白鼠喂食脂肪含量较高的食物，其中辣椒素含量为0.01%。%。

2.Birds, which also eat fruits, don’t have the same biochemical pain pathway, so they don’t suffer at all from capsaicin.

同样会吞食果实的鸟类就缺少感受这种疼痛的生化通路，因此辣椒素对它们一点作用也没有。

3.In very hot chilies, the capsaicin content is so amazing that if you cut the pepper, you will immediately feel burning pain on your skin.

在很辣的红辣椒里，辣椒素的含量惊人，以致于你如果切开辣椒，立刻就会感觉到皮肤上有灼烧痛感。

4.In chilies, capsaicin is what makes them spicy and "hot."

在红辣椒里，辣椒素是辣味的始作俑者。

5.Most young children, even from cultures known for their spicy recipes, are averse to capsaicin.

很多小孩子——甚至是来自以吃辣而闻名的国度——却拒绝接受辣椒素。

6.Limited studies show that these capsinoids produce effects similar to capsaicin.

有限的研究显示这些capsinoids可以产生与辣椒素相似的结果。

7.The capsaicin in the hot pepper can accelerate an adipose metabolism.

辣椒中的辣椒素可加速脂肪的代谢。

8.Capsaicin, the substance that gives chilli its kick, also raises the body’s natural endorphin levels, which improve one’s mood.

辣椒素，是一种辣椒中具有冲击力的物质，它能提高人体机能的脑内啡水平，从而改善人们的心情。