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imbibition

/ˌɪm.bɪˈbɪʃ.ən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'absorption d'un liquide par un solide ou un gel, ainsi que l'acte de consommation de liquides.

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/ˌɪm.bɪˈbɪʃ.ən/C2formalscientific
  • frNom désignant l'absorption d'un liquide par un solide ou un gel, ainsi que l'acte de consommation de liquides.

A noun referring to the absorption of a liquid by a solid or gel, or the act of consuming liquids.

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  1. Absorption of liquidC1formalscientific

    The process by which a solid or gel absorbs a liquid, often causing swelling.

    frImbibition (absorption d'un liquide)

    • The imbibition of water by seeds is essential for germination.
    • In chemistry, imbibition describes how a sponge takes up liquid.
    • The gel's imbibition of the solvent caused it to expand significantly.

    Synonymesabsorptionsoakinguptake

  2. Act of drinkingC2formal

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

    frAction de boire

    • The doctor warned against excessive imbibition of alcohol.
    • His imbibition of coffee each morning was a strict routine.
    • The celebration involved the imbibition of fine wines.

    Synonymesconsumptiondrinkingguzzlingimbibingingestionswilling

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