vitamin D
noun/ˌvɪtəmɪn ˈdiː/
/ˌvaɪtəmɪn ˈdiː/
[uncountable]- any one of a group of vitamins found in meat such as liver, fish oils and eggs that are essential for healthy bones and teeth. Vitamin D is also produced by the action of the sun on the skin.
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