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imbibing

/ɪmˈbaɪ.bɪŋ/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das den Vorgang des Trinkens von Flüssigkeiten bezeichnet, insbesondere von alkoholischen Getränken., Verb, das das Trinken bezeichnet, besonders von Alkohol, sowie das Aufnehmen oder In-sich-Aufnehmen von Ideen, Wissen oder Einflüssen.

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Wortbeziehungen

noun

/ɪmˈbaɪ.bɪŋ/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das den Vorgang des Trinkens von Flüssigkeiten bezeichnet, insbesondere von alkoholischen Getränken.

A noun referring to the act of consuming liquids, especially alcoholic beverages.

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  1. The act of drinkingB2formal

    The action of consuming a liquid, especially an alcoholic beverage.

    deTrinken von Flüssigkeit

    • His constant imbibing of wine was a concern for his health.
    • The celebration involved much imbibing of champagne.
    • Moderate imbibing of water is essential for good health.

    Synonymeconsumingdrinkingguzzlingimbibition

Formen
  • imbibings plural form
  • imbibings' possessive plural form
  • imbibing's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

imbibe/ɪmˈbaɪb/C1formal
  • deVerb, das das Trinken bezeichnet, besonders von Alkohol, sowie das Aufnehmen oder In-sich-Aufnehmen von Ideen, Wissen oder Einflüssen.

A verb used to indicate the act of drinking (especially alcohol) or absorbing ideas, knowledge, or influences.

  1. To drink (liquids)B2formal

    To consume a liquid, especially an alcoholic beverage.

    deTrinken

    • He was seen imbibing a glass of fine wine.
    • The doctor advised him to imbibe plenty of water.
    • They imbibed the cool, refreshing spring water.

    Synonymeconsumedrinkguzzlequaffsipswallowswigtipple

  2. To absorb or take in (metaphorically)C1formal

    To absorb or take in ideas, knowledge, or culture.

    deAufnehmen

    • She imbibed the principles of democracy from her parents.
    • He spent years imbibing the local culture and traditions.
    • The student imbibed the complex theories with great enthusiasm.

    Synonymeabsorbassimilatedigestgraspingestlearnmastersoak uptake in

    Antonymedispersedissipateemitexpelexude

  3. To absorb (gas, light, or heat)C2formal

    To take in a gas, light, or heat into a solution.

    deAbsorbieren

    • The solution imbibes carbon dioxide under pressure.
    • Certain materials imbibe light and convert it to heat.
    • The chemical imbibes the gas, causing a reaction.

    Synonymeabsorbsoak uptake intake up

    Antonymeemitexpelexudegive offrelease

  4. To receive into the mind and retainC1formal

    To learn and remember information or ideas.

    deIm Geist aufnehmen und behalten

    • Children imbibe language from their surroundings.
    • He imbibed the teachings of his mentor deeply.
    • She imbibed the entire lecture and could recall it perfectly.

    Synonymeabsorbassimilatedigestgrasplearnmastertake in

Formen
  • imbibed past participle
  • imbibed past simple
  • imbibing present participle
  • imbibes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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