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to digest
01
digerir
to break down food in the body and to absorb its nutrients and necessary substances
Transitive: to digest food
02
digerir, asimilar
to mentally process and integrate information or experiences
Transitive: to digest information or experiences
04
digerir, organizar
to organize or arrange information or things in a logical, systematic, or easy-to-use way
Transitive: to digest items
05
digerir
(of food or substances) to go through the process of breaking down in the body after consumption
Intransitive
06
descomponer, digerir
to break down or decompose material through heat, moisture, or chemical processes
Transitive: to digest material
Ejemplos
The rain began to digest the old newspaper, causing it to disintegrate.
La lluvia comenzó a digerir el periódico viejo, haciendo que se desintegrara.
07
aceptar, soportar
to accept or endure something with patience or without resistance
Transitive: to digest an unpleasant situation
Digest
01
a compilation of information, documents, or texts collected into a single volume or file
Ejemplos
A digest of research articles was published annually.
02
a periodical that provides concise summaries of news, articles, or events
03
a book or publication formatted in a smaller size, typically around 14 × 22 cm or 5.5 x 8.5 inches
Ejemplos
The magazine issued a monthly digest for subscribers.
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