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to imbibe
01
boire
to consume or absorb liquids, especially beverages
Transitive: to imbibe a liquid
Example
Last night, the revelers imbibed a selection of fine wines and spirits at the upscale event.
After a successful business deal, the partners imbibed rare scotch whiskies to celebrate their achievement.
As part of the wine tour, participants had the opportunity to imbibe a variety of exquisite vintages.
02
absorber, assimiler
to absorb or take in something as if drinking it
Transitive: to imbibe sth
Example
The crowd imbibed the lively atmosphere of the festival.
He stood in awe, imbibing the beauty of the vast mountain landscape.
She gazed at the painting, imbibing the emotions it evoked.
03
s'imbiber, absorber
to take in ideas or knowledge deeply and fully
Transitive: to imbibe knowledge or ideas
Example
The scientist imbibed knowledge from countless journals and research papers.
The students imbibed the complex theories, discussing them eagerly.
She imbibed the philosophy of the course, applying it to her daily life.
04
absorber, imbiber
to take in or soak up moisture, gas, light, or heat
Transitive: to imbibe liquid, gas, or l
Example
The dry soil imbibed the rainwater after the storm.
The sponge imbibed the spilled juice quickly.
The fabric imbibed the dye evenly, resulting in a rich color.
Exemple
Last night, the revelers imbibed a selection of fine wines and spirits at the upscale event.
After a successful business deal, the partners imbibed rare scotch whiskies to celebrate their achievement.
As part of the wine tour, participants had the opportunity to imbibe a variety of exquisite vintages.
During the celebration, guests were eager to imbibe the sparkling champagne in toast of the special occasion.
The tropical resort offered a diverse menu of fruity cocktails for guests to imbibe by the pool.
