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I would like to know the translation of a portuguese word into English. How do I say triglicerideo in English? The only thing I know is that triglicerideo is a kind of cholesterol. Can anyone help me out?
Even though I don't speak Portugese, the word you're asking about sounds familiar to me; I'm pretty sure that the English equivalent is TRIGLYCERIDE, known more in its plural form, since it's a whole group of chemical compounds related to fats.
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