absorbing

• Descreve algo tão interessante ou envolvente que prende totalmente a atenção.

Describes something that is so interesting or engaging that it captures all of one's attention.

1. Engrossing or captivatingB2formal

   Holding one's attention completely; very interesting.

   Absorvente

   • The novel was so absorbing that I read it in one sitting.
   • She gave an absorbing lecture on ancient civilizations.
   • The documentary was absorbing from start to finish.

   Sinônimoscaptivatingcompellingengagingengrossingenthrallingfascinatinggrippinginterestingrivetingspellbinding

   Antônimosboringdrydullhumdrummonotonoustediousuninteresting

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de absorver ou sugar um líquido, energia ou informação, bem como prender totalmente a atenção de alguém.

A verb used to indicate the act of taking in or soaking up a liquid, energy, or information, or of engaging someone's attention fully.

1. Take in liquid or gasB1formal

   To take in a liquid, gas, or other substance through its surface.

   Absorver

   • The sponge absorbed all the water.
   • Plants absorb carbon dioxide from the air.
   • The cloth absorbed the spilled milk quickly.

   Sinônimosassimilatedrink inimbibesoaksoak upsop upspongesuck uptake in

   Antônimosemitexuderelease

2. B1formal

   To take in and understand information, ideas, or knowledge.

   Absorver

   • She absorbed the new concepts quickly.
   • It took him a while to absorb the news.
   • Students need time to absorb the lesson material.

   Sinônimosapprehendassimilatecomprehenddigestgrasplearntake inunderstand

   Antônimosignoremissmisunderstandneglectoverlook

3. Reduce impactB2formal

   To reduce the force or effect of something.

   Amenizar

   • The cushion absorbed the shock of the fall.
   • The company absorbed the cost of the repairs.
   • The new policy absorbed the financial losses.

   Sinônimosbuffercushiondampendeadenlessenmitigatesoften