-同义词和反义词
词性:|verb|
例句1. babies take longer to digest formula milk
例句2. they take ages to digest even simple facts
词组
First, the algorithm digests a big bundle of e-mails to get used to employees' language.
首先,计算程序中输入众多电子邮件,以熟悉雇员的语言。
The body digests artificial sweeteners differently than real sugars, but the outcomes could be nearly identical.
虽然身体消化人工甜味剂的方式不同,但是结果基本一样。
|noun|
1.A compilation or summary of material or information.
‘a _digest_ of their findings’
‘The _digest_ recommends a number of strategies that have been successfully used in early childhood programs and in schools.’
2.A methodical summary of a body of laws.
‘The largest ever _digest_ of Irish High Court and Supreme Court judgements will be launched by the Chief Justice this week.’
‘The wealth of charts, chronologies, and _digests_ of laws and regulations (including more than a page of initials and what they stand for) will be useful to activists and interested citizens.’
3.A periodical consisting of condensed versions of pieces of writing or news published elsewhere.
‘They also produced a number of highly regarded publications which served as weekly _digests_ that were used throughout the government.’
‘In 1991 in the Directory of Electronic Journals and Newsletters, there were about 30 electronic journals and over 60 newsletters and _digests_ published over the Internet.’
4.A substance or mixture obtained by digestion.
‘a _digest_ of cloned DNA’
‘After incubating the cells for one hour with soluble or lysate _digests_ ; calcium, iron, or zinc standards; or pure buffer, the researchers lysed the cells and measured mineral levels using atomic absorption spectroscopy.’
5.The compendium of Roman law compiled in the reign of Justinian.
|verb|
1.Arrange in a systematic or convenient order, especially by reduction.
‘the computer _digested_ your labours into a form understandable by a program’
‘Our customer teams _digest_ how their purchasing systems work and do their best to get aligned with each customer's priorities.’
2.Break down (food) in the alimentary canal into substances that can be absorbed and used by the body.
‘He is obviously unaware that when he was born he was a ‘herbivore’, because his stomach was unable to _digest_ meat.’
‘Two hours after _digesting_ this rabbit food, I had to prick myself to monitor my blood sugar to see how my body had absorbed what, by my standards, could hardly be called a decent lunch.’
3.Treat (a substance) with heat, enzymes, or a solvent in order to decompose it or extract essential components.
‘That protein enzymes can _digest_ proteins raises the important question of how enzymes are regulated.’
‘In the meanwhile the fruit will become literally putrefied in the strong enzymes and extra time it takes to _digest_ the protein.’
4.Understand or assimilate (information) by a period of reflection.
‘Leonora _digested_ this piece of news with mixed feelings’
‘Undergraduates also had more difficulty _digesting_ the class materials that address the theoretical perspectives for understanding fatherhood.’
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