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digest English

Meaning digest meaning

What does digest mean?
Definitions in simple English

digest Noun

— A publication that contains articles or parts of other books

digest Verb

— To break down food in the stomach and intestines — To read and then think about

digest

— verb convert food into absorbable substances I cannot digest milk products — verb arrange and integrate in the mind I cannot digest all this information — verb (= endure, stick out, bear, tolerate, put up) put up with something or somebody unpleasant I cannot bear his constant criticism The new secretary had to endure a lot of unprofessional remarks he learned to tolerate the heat She stuck out two years in a miserable marriage — verb (= condense) make more concise condense the contents of a book into a summary — verb soften or disintegrate by means of chemical action, heat, or moisture — verb soften or disintegrate, as by undergoing exposure to heat or moisture — verb systematize, as by classifying and summarizing the government digested the entire law into a code — verb become assimilated into the body Protein digests in a few hours — noun a periodical that summarizes the news — noun (= compilation) something that is compiled (as into a single book or file)

Synonyms digest synonyms

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digest English » English

abstract summary stomach absorb synopsis condense compendium tolerate stand endure brook abridgment abridgement understand support stick out brief bear assimilate abide thaw take summarize suffer put up ingest epitome dissolve concentrate compilation chew unthaw take in syllabus resume precis melt liquefy fuse caramelize caramelise weather unitize unitise unfreeze understand well think take up tabulate swallow

Topics digest topics

What do people use digest to talk about?
Person Body Internal organs

Stomach

Conjugation digest conjugation

How do you conjugate digest?

digest · verb

Examples digest examples

How do I use digest in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Wine helps digest food.
Cheese doesn't digest easily.
That food's hard to digest.
He who knows how to eat, knows how to digest.
Rice gruel is easy to digest.
Cheese isn't easy to digest.

Movie subtitles

When that map started to digest though, see, it sorta went to my head.
They say it is easy to digest.
Linger your patience on and we'll digest the abuse of distance, force a play.
It gives you more time to digest your food before retiring.
I look at it and digest what I see.
And that you can eat whatever you want as long as it's easy to digest. If that's what he tells you, you've got a year, at most.
Well, just use your common sense. As long as it's easy to digest, you can eat whatever you like.
He'll digest it.
What the gods can digest will not sour in the belly of a slave.
Let him digest that last one.
It seems a shame to even digest this bourbon.
For myself, I can digest pig iron and while I might appear to doze occasionally, you'll find that I'm easily awakened particularly if shaken gently by a good lawyer with a nice point of law.
It's difficult to digest, you might faint in there!
I once read in a Reader's Digest that this is the way heart attacks start.
Don't give you a chance to digest your lunch.
I might be fat but not enough to digest your insult.
They're hard to digest.
And that you can eat whatever you want as long as it's easy to digest.
As long as it's easy to digest, you can eat whatever you like.
None. It's a sedative. He'Il digest it.
And I can't digest it.
What the gods can digest will not sour in the belly of a slave. - Push-pole men!
Digest your juice with culture.
I'm tired of getting undressed in 5 minutes because a marshal couldn't digest his porridge or an academy member has a fever.
There is not anything better, in order to digest the roast and, to cheer up the empty memory.
Incredible, and yet so terribly real that even while they're happening we live with them and digest them and assimilate them.
Is it? My friend, with your acidity, you can digest bones.
You will completely digest yourself.
I can only digest one hunk of bunk at a time.
Why you two are so sad? Your food will not digest and your wine will sour.
Your food won't digest and your wine will sour.
When you eat fast, you don't digest.
Linger your patience on; and we'll digest the abuse of distance.
Reader's Digest, April 1939.
He'Il digest it. I'm sure he won't come.
I'd like to digest my dinner!
Course, it isn't easy to digest, all in one go, you know.
Why, can't Nani digest raw grass anymore?
They digest rock.

News and current affairs

And, if the stronger northern eurozone countries are unwilling to digest this transfer - and political resistance runs high - the ECB may be forced to recapitalize itself through money creation.
Like Don Quixote - and Cervantes himself - the artist dreams of other rules and rewards than his fellow men, who are content to digest their everyday lives.
By contrast, cows grazing on pasture eat food that we cannot digest, which means that they add to the amount of food available to us.
From this approach, we have learned, for example, that the ability to digest milk as adults evolved within the last 10,000 years - and several times - in cultures that domesticated sheep, goats, or cattle.

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