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1. (adj.) calorific
pertaining to conversion into heat.
Etymology: (1675–85; < LL calōrificus causing warmth, warming )
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| Definition of 'calorific' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) calorific
heat-generating
"the calorific properties of fuels"
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| Definition of 'calorific' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) calorific
possessing the quality of producing heat; heating
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Sense: a unit of energy given by food
My diet allows me 1,200 calories per day.
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Afrikaans: kalorieagtig |
Arabic: مُوَلِّد للحراره |
Bulgarian: тплинен |
Brazilian: calorífico |
Czech: kalorický |
German: wärmeerzeugend |
Danish: kalorie- |
Greek: θερμαντικός |
Spanish: calorífico |
Estonian: soojus- |
Farsi: پر کالری |
Finnish: kalori- |
French: calorifique |
Hebrew: קָלוֹרִי |
Hindi: उष्मीय, तापजनक |
Croatian: kaloričan |
Hungarian: hőfejlesztő |
Indonesian: menurut kalori |
Icelandic: varmamyndandi |
Italian: calorifico |
Japanese: 熱の |
Korean: 열량을 발생시키는 |
Lithuanian: kaloringas |
Latvian: siltuma- |
Malay: nilai kalori |
Dutch: calorisch, warmtegevend |
Norwegian: varmeproduserende, varme- |
Polish: kaloryczny, cieplny |
Persian: پر کالری |
Pashto: پر انرژی |
Portuguese: calorífico |
Romanian: caloric |
Russian: калорийный |
Slovak: kalorický |
Slovenian: kaloričen |
Serbian: kaloričan |
Swedish: värmealstrande, uppvärman |
Thai: ที่เกี่ยวกับพลังงาน |
Turkish: ısıl, ısı veren |
Taiwanese: 産熱的,卡路里的 |
Ukrainian: тепловий, теплотворний |
Urdu: حراروں کی حامل (خوراک) |
Vietnamese: thuộc nhiệt |
Chinese: 生热的 |
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