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undigested

/ˌʌn.daɪˈdʒes.tɪd/

Traduction: Qualifie des aliments qui n'ont pas été digérés, ou, au sens figuré, des informations, des idées ou des concepts qui n'ont pas été correctement assimilés, compris ou traités.

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adjective

/ˌʌn.daɪˈdʒes.tɪd/C1formal
  • frQualifie des aliments qui n'ont pas été digérés, ou, au sens figuré, des informations, des idées ou des concepts qui n'ont pas été correctement assimilés, compris ou traités.

Describes food that has not been digested, or more figuratively, information or ideas that have not been properly understood or processed.

  1. Not mentally processedC1formal

    Not thought over, arranged systematically, or absorbed mentally; not assimilated into one's understanding.

    frnon assimilé (mentalement)

    • The student's essay was full of undigested facts from various sources.
    • He repeated undigested opinions without truly understanding them.
    • Her speech was a collection of undigested ideas.

    Synonymesunanalyzeduncomprehendedunconsideredunprocessedunreflectedunthought

    Antonymesabsorbedmediatedprocessed

  2. Not broken down by the bodyB2formal

    Not broken down or absorbed by the digestive system.

    frnon digéré

    • The patient passed undigested food in his stool.
    • Some seeds can pass through the body undigested.
    • The doctor noted undigested particles in the sample.
Formes
  • more undigested comparative form
  • most undigested superlative form