assimilation

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A noun referring to the process of absorbing or integrating something, such as people into a society, nutrients into the body, sounds in language, or new ideas into existing knowledge structures.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее процесс поглощения или интеграции чего-либо, например, людей в общество, питательных веществ в организм, звуков в языке или новых идей в существующие структуры знаний.esSustantivo que denota el proceso de absorción o integración de algo, como personas en una sociedad, nutrientes en el organismo, sonidos en el lenguaje o nuevas ideas en estructuras de conocimiento existentes.frNom désignant le processus d'absorption ou d'intégration de quelque chose, par exemple de personnes dans une société, de nutriments dans l'organisme, de sons dans la langue, ou de nouvelles idées dans des structures de connaissances existantes.deSubstantiv, das den Prozess der Aufnahme, Angleichung oder Integration von etwas bezeichnet, z. B. von Menschen in eine Gesellschaft, von Nährstoffen in den Körper, von Lauten in einer Sprache oder von neuen Ideen in bestehende Wissensstrukturen.ptSubstantivo que designa o processo de absorção ou integração de algo, como pessoas em uma sociedade, nutrientes no organismo, sons em uma língua ou novas ideias em estruturas de conhecimento existentes.zh指吸收、融合或同化的过程，例如人融入社会、营养物质被身体吸收、语音在语言中发生变化，或新思想被纳入现有知识体系。arاسم يشير إلى عملية الاندماج أو الاستيعاب أو التمثل، مثل اندماج الأفراد في المجتمع، أو امتصاص الجسم للعناصر الغذائية، أو انصهار الأصوات في اللغة، أو استيعاب الأفكار الجديدة في بنى معرفية قائمة.

1. Cultural integration B2 formal

   The process by which individuals or groups from different backgrounds adopt the customs and attitudes of a dominant culture, often seeing themselves as part of a larger national community.

   • The immigrant community underwent a gradual assimilation into the local culture.
   • Assimilation can sometimes lead to the loss of unique cultural traditions.
   • Policies promoting assimilation have been debated for decades.

   ruАссимиляцияesAsimilación culturalfrAssimilation culturelledeAssimilationptAssimilação culturalzh同化arالاندماج الثقافي

   Synonyme: absorptionacculturationamalgamationhomogenizationincorporationintegration

   Antonyme: exclusionisolationmarginalizationsegregationseparation

2. Social absorption B2 formal

   The social process where one cultural group is absorbed into another, resulting in greater harmony and shared identity.

   • The assimilation of various ethnic groups created a diverse but unified society.
   • Social assimilation often involves learning a new language and customs.
   • Historically, assimilation was encouraged to build national unity.

   ruАссимиляцияesAsimilación culturalfrAssimilation socialedeAssimilationptAssimilaçãozh同化arالاندماج الاجتماعي

   Synonyme: absorptionacculturationamalgamationblendingincorporationintegration

   Antonyme: divisionfragmentationpolarizationsegregationseparation

3. Nutrient absorption B2 formal medical

   The process by which the body absorbs nutrients from food after digestion.

   • Proper assimilation of vitamins is essential for good health.
   • Digestive disorders can impair the assimilation of nutrients.
   • The small intestine plays a key role in the assimilation of food.

   ruУсвоение питательных веществesAsimilación de nutrientesfrAssimilation des nutrimentsdeNährstoffaufnahmeptAbsorção de nutrienteszh营养吸收arامتصاص العناصر الغذائية

   Synonyme: absorptionincorporationuptake

4. Linguistic sound change C1 formal

   A linguistic process where a sound becomes more similar to a neighboring sound in a word or phrase.

   • In English, 'handbag' is often pronounced 'hambag' due to assimilation.
   • Assimilation is a common phenomenon in rapid speech.
   • Linguists study assimilation to understand how languages evolve.

   ruАссимиляцияesasimilación (cambio fonético)frAssimilation (phonétique)deAssimilationptAssimilaçãozh同化arالتماثل الصوتي

   Antonyme: dissimilation

5. Cognitive integration C1 formal

   The process of incorporating new ideas or information into an existing mental framework or schema.

   • Learning a new concept requires the assimilation of new knowledge with what you already know.
   • Cognitive assimilation helps children understand the world around them.
   • The theory explains how people assimilate new experiences into their worldview.

   ruАссимиляцияesasimilación cognitivafrAssimilation cognitivedeAssimilationptAssimilaçãozh同化arالاستيعاب المعرفي

   Synonyme: absorptionincorporationintegrationinternalization

   Antonyme: disorientationrejection

6. Piagetian theory C1 formal

   In Jean Piaget's theory of cognitive development, the application of an existing mental schema to a new object or situation.

   • A child uses assimilation when calling a new animal 'dog' because it fits their existing schema.
   • Piaget distinguished assimilation from accommodation in learning.
   • Assimilation allows individuals to interpret new experiences based on past knowledge.

   ruАссимиляция (теория Пиаже)esAsimilación (en la teoría de Piaget)frAssimilation (psychologie de Piaget)deAssimilation (Piaget-Theorie)ptAssimilação (teoria de Piaget)zh同化（皮亚杰理论）arالاستيعاب (نظرية بياجيه)

   Antonyme: accommodation

• assimilations plural form
• assimilations' possessive plural form
• assimilation's possessive singular form