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absorption

/əbˈzɔːp.ʃən/

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noun

/əbˈzɔːp.ʃən/B2formalscientific
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее процесс, при котором одно вещество впитывает или поглощает другое, или состояние полной погружённости или увлечённости.

A noun referring to the process by which one substance takes in or soaks up another, or the state of being fully engaged or preoccupied.

uncountable

  1. Chemical permeationB2formalscientific

    A process in chemistry where one substance penetrates another, such as a fluid being dissolved by a liquid or solid.

    ruХимическое проникновение

    • The absorption of carbon dioxide into water is a key chemical process.
    • Scientists studied the absorption of the dye into the fabric.
    • The rate of absorption depends on the temperature and pressure.

    Synonymsimbibitionpermeationsorptionuptake

  2. Energy retentionB2formalscientific

    In physics, the process where incoming radiated energy is taken in by a medium rather than being reflected or transmitted.

    ruПоглощение энергии

    • The absorption of sunlight by solar panels generates electricity.
    • Dark surfaces have high absorption of heat radiation.
    • The material's absorption spectrum was measured in the lab.

    Antonymsemissionreflectiontransmission

  3. Cultural integrationB2formal

    The social process where one cultural group becomes integrated into another, often leading to harmony.

    ruАссимиляция

    • The absorption of immigrant communities into the local culture took several generations.
    • Cultural absorption can lead to a rich blend of traditions.
    • Historians study the absorption of minority groups into larger societies.

    Synonymsacculturationamalgamationassimilationblendingincorporationintegrationmerging

    Antonymsexclusionisolationsegregationseparation

  4. Nutrient uptakeB1formalmedical

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

    ruУсвоение

    • Proper absorption of vitamins is essential for good health.
    • The small intestine is responsible for nutrient absorption.
    • Certain medications can affect the absorption of iron.

    Synonymsassimilationuptake

  5. Deep concentrationB2formal

    Complete attention or intense mental effort focused on a single activity.

    ruПогружение

    • She read the book with total absorption, ignoring all distractions.
    • His absorption in the puzzle made him lose track of time.
    • The artist painted with deep absorption for hours.

    Synonymsconcentrationengrossmentimmersionintentnesspreoccupation

    Antonymsabsentmindednessdistractioninattention

  6. Mental preoccupationB2formal

    A mental state where one is completely occupied or engrossed by a thought or idea.

    ruПоглощённость

    • His absorption in the problem prevented him from hearing the phone ring.
    • She was in a state of absorption, thinking about the upcoming trip.
    • The child's absorption in the story was evident from his wide eyes.

    Synonymsconcentrationengrossmentfocusimmersionpreoccupation

    Antonymsabsentmindednessdistractioninattention

Forms
  • absorptions plural form
  • absorptions' possessive plural form
  • absorption's possessive singular form
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