Bindegewebe

connective tissue

noun BIN-de-ge-veh-be Rare

Usage Note

Bindegewebe is connective tissue — the structural framework of the body (tendons, ligaments, fascia, fat). Very common in fitness, sports medicine, and dermatology: schwaches Bindegewebe (weak connective tissue) is often cited in cellulite discussions.

Examples

"Vitamin C ist wichtig für die Bildung von gesundem Bindegewebe."

Natural Translation

Vitamin C is important for the formation of healthy connective tissue.

Literal Translation

Vitamin C is important for the formation of healthy connective-tissue.

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