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assimilate

/əˈsɪm.ɪ.leɪt/

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verb

/əˈsɪm.ɪ.leɪt/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения процесса поглощения и интеграции информации, идей или культуры, а также усвоения питательных веществ организмом.

A verb used to indicate the process of absorbing and integrating information, ideas, or culture, or of absorbing nutrients into the body.

  1. Absorb and integrateB2formal

    To take in and understand information or ideas fully.

    ruУсваивать

    • It takes time to assimilate all the new data.
    • Students need to assimilate the concepts before the exam.
    • She quickly assimilated the company's policies.

    Synonymsabsorbcomprehenddigestgraspincorporate

    Antonymsexcludeexpelisolaterejectresistsegregate

  2. Cultural integrationB2formal

    To become part of a new culture or society by adopting its customs and values.

    ruАссимилироваться

    • Immigrants often assimilate into their new country over time.
    • The community worked to help refugees assimilate.
    • He assimilated the local traditions after living there for years.

    Synonymsabsorbacculturateadaptblend inconformincorporateintegrate

    Antonymsalienateisolatesegregate

  3. Biological absorptionC1formalmedical

    To absorb and incorporate nutrients or substances into the body.

    ruУсваивать

    • The body assimilates vitamins from food.
    • Digestive enzymes help assimilate proteins.
    • Plants assimilate carbon dioxide during photosynthesis.

    Synonymsabsorbdigestimbibeincorporateingesttake intake up

Forms
  • assimilated past participle
  • assimilated past simple
  • assimilating present participle
  • assimilates third person singular
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