assimilate
/əˈsɪməleɪt/verb
उच्चारण असिमलेट
(ज्ञान, जानकारी को) आत्मसात करना, पूरी तरह समझ लेना
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[T] ~ sth
to fully understand an idea or some information so that you are able to use it yourself
(ज्ञान, जानकारी को) आत्मसात करना, पूरी तरह समझ लेना
- It takes time to assimilate so many new rules.
- Students must assimilate the main ideas before they attempt the questions.
- It is hard to assimilate so much information in one night.
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- She assimilated the new method quickly and used it in class.
- Young children assimilate language very fast.
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[I, T] ~ (sb) (into/with sth)
to become, or allow somebody to become, part of a country or group
(समाज में) घुल-मिल जाना; शामिल करना
- The migrants gradually assimilated into city life.
- Many families that moved from the villages have assimilated into the neighbourhood.
- The new students were quickly assimilated into the school.
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- Immigrants often assimilate into the local culture within a generation.
- The town assimilated people from many regions.
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[T] ~ sth
(of the body) to absorb food or nutrients
(शरीर का) पचाना, अवशोषित करना
- The body assimilates vitamins from food.
- A weak stomach cannot assimilate rich food easily.
- Plants assimilate carbon dioxide from the air.
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- The patient could not assimilate iron from his food.
- The gut assimilates nutrients through its walls.
Synonyms absorb
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assimilation noun
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