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to absorb
01
absorber
to take in energy, liquid, etc.
Transitive: to absorb a substance or energy
Example
The sponge absorbed the spilled water from the countertop.
The paper towel absorbed the grease from the pizza.
Plants absorb sunlight to produce energy through photosynthesis.
02
absorber, asimilar
to understand and incorporate information, ideas, or experiences
Transitive: to absorb information or ideas
Example
During the workshop, participants have the opportunity to absorb valuable insights from industry experts.
In the immersive language course, learners are encouraged to absorb vocabulary and grammar through interactive exercises and real-life scenarios.
As an avid reader, he loves to absorb new ideas and perspectives by exploring a diverse range of literature.
03
absorber, asimilar
to be taken in or drawn into something
Intransitive: to absorb into sth
Example
The heat from the stove absorbed into the pot, cooking the meal.
The sunlight absorbed into the dark surface, causing it to warm up.
The heat from the fire absorbed into the metal, making it glow.
04
absorber, asimilar
to take in a form of energy, such as heat or light
Transitive: to absorb energy
Example
The black surface absorbed more heat from the sun than the white surface.
The heat from the fire was absorbed by the stones around it.
The material absorbs energy from the impact, reducing damage.
05
absorber, asumir
to cover or pay for the expenses of something
Transitive: to absorb a cost
Example
The sponsor will absorb the cost of the venue for the event.
The company will absorb the costs of the new training program for its employees.
The insurance policy absorbs the medical costs after the deductible is met.
06
absorber, integrar
to take something in and integrate it into a larger system or whole
Transitive: to absorb sb/sth
Example
The library absorbed the new collection of books into its archives.
The country absorbed many immigrants, making them part of its diverse culture.
The company absorbed the smaller startup to expand its market presence.
07
absorber, captar
to fully engage someone’s focus or interest
Transitive: to absorb a person or their attention
Example
The art exhibit absorbed the visitors, who admired each painting closely.
The fascinating lecture absorbed the students, and they asked many questions.
The book was so fascinating that it absorbed her attention for hours.
Ejemplo
The sponge absorbed the spilled water from the countertop.
The paper towel absorbed the grease from the pizza.
Plants absorb sunlight to produce energy through photosynthesis.
The soil absorbed the rainwater, preventing flooding.
Our skin absorbs moisturizer to keep it hydrated.
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