英 [ˌkæləˈrɪfɪk] 美 [ˌkæləˈrɪfɪk]
adj. 发热的，生热的
calorific /ˌkæləˈrɪfɪk/
形容词 The calorific value of something, or its calorific content, is the number of calories it contains. 生热的
...food with a high calorific value.
...高热量食物。
heat-generating
the calorific properties of fuels
发热的
生热的
... Caloricvalue发热量、热值 calorific发热的、热量的 Calorificefficiency热效率 ...
... braggadocio 大吹大擂 calorific 生热的,发热的,热量的 cardiologist 心脏学家 ...
... Calcium钙 Calorific热量的，发热的 Canopy(小艇)天篷，盖；遮盖，罩盖 ...
... calorificvalue热值 calorific卡的 calorifier加热器 ...
calorifacient 发热的；产生热量的
The solids in sewage have a high calorific content that we use to generate electricity.
污水中的固体蕴藏高热能，可以用来发电。
Not only are sugary drinks detrimental for oral health, they're calorific and provide little in the way of nutrients.
不仅是含糖饮料，不利于口腔卫生，而且他们发热量，并提供很少的营养素。
In theory, people should adjust their purchases of food when relative prices change so that they maximise their calorific intake.
理论上讲，当相对价格变化时，人们应该调节食物的购买种类，以达到热量摄入的最大化。
Scientists said it made losing weight challenging as missing meals made calorific food even more appealing.
For dessert, a sublime ice cream studded with sugar cane fudge is a calorific killer but hard to resist.
That makes it easier to digest, so even though the stuff is no more calorific, the body uses fewer calories dealing with it.