Definition of ingesta in English:

ingesta

plural noun ɪnˈdʒɛstəinˈjestə

Zoology Medicine

Substances taken into the body as nourishment; food and drink.
Example sentencesExamples
- The foregut as defined here should be composed of ingesta and fish-derived material including digestive enzymes.
- In this case there was no ingesta found, therefore no further tests could be carried out for toxicology.
- Correlations detected for the April and June dates, but not May, may be related to moisture content of ingesta at these times.
- Unstretched components were measured before removal of ingesta to reduce variation in measurements associated with elasticity of those organs.
- Rapid rate of ingesta passage is well documented.

Origin

Early 18th century: from Latin, 'things brought in', neuter plural of ingestus, past participle of ingerere.

Definition of ingesta in US English:

ingesta

plural nouninˈjestə

Medicine Zoology

Substances taken into the body as nourishment; food and drink.
Example sentencesExamples
- Rapid rate of ingesta passage is well documented.
- Unstretched components were measured before removal of ingesta to reduce variation in measurements associated with elasticity of those organs.
- Correlations detected for the April and June dates, but not May, may be related to moisture content of ingesta at these times.
- The foregut as defined here should be composed of ingesta and fish-derived material including digestive enzymes.
- In this case there was no ingesta found, therefore no further tests could be carried out for toxicology.

Origin

Early 18th century: from Latin, ‘things brought in’, neuter plural of ingestus, past participle of ingerere.

单词	ingesta
释义	Definition of ingesta in English: ingesta plural noun ɪnˈdʒɛstəinˈjestə Zoology Medicine Substances taken into the body as nourishment; food and drink. Example sentencesExamples The foregut as defined here should be composed of ingesta and fish-derived material including digestive enzymes. In this case there was no ingesta found, therefore no further tests could be carried out for toxicology. Correlations detected for the April and June dates, but not May, may be related to moisture content of ingesta at these times. Unstretched components were measured before removal of ingesta to reduce variation in measurements associated with elasticity of those organs. Rapid rate of ingesta passage is well documented. Origin Early 18th century: from Latin, 'things brought in', neuter plural of ingestus, past participle of ingerere. Definition of ingesta in US English: ingesta plural nouninˈjestə Medicine Zoology Substances taken into the body as nourishment; food and drink. Example sentencesExamples Rapid rate of ingesta passage is well documented. Unstretched components were measured before removal of ingesta to reduce variation in measurements associated with elasticity of those organs. Correlations detected for the April and June dates, but not May, may be related to moisture content of ingesta at these times. The foregut as defined here should be composed of ingesta and fish-derived material including digestive enzymes. In this case there was no ingesta found, therefore no further tests could be carried out for toxicology. Origin Early 18th century: from Latin, ‘things brought in’, neuter plural of ingestus, past participle of ingerere.
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