Search Results for: "absorbed"

To absorb; to take in or soak up.

To take in or soak up energy, liquid, or other substances by chemical or physica...

To take in or soak up (energy, liquid, or other substance) by chemical or physic...

The process by which one thing absorbs or is absorbed by another.

To dry or absorb a liquid from a surface by pressing it with an absorbent materi...

A layer in the earth's stratosphere that absorbs most of the sun's UV radiation.

Refers to a substance or material that is chemically resistant to absorbing wate...

Engrossed; absorbed; infatuated.

To fully understand and absorb information, ideas, or culture so that they becom...

To encompass or integrate diverse elements into a comprehensive, unified whole....

engrossed, absorbed

Cat litter; absorbent material for cat waste.

To merge or dissolve into something else; to be absorbed.

Any nutritious substance that people or animals eat or drink, or that plants abs...

As a noun, plants are living organisms such as trees, flowers, and grasses that...

Blotting is the act of soaking up excess liquid, such as ink or moisture, by pre...

The state, condition, or realm of being included or absorbed into a larger categ...

To absorb; to take in.

Any nutritious substance that people or animals eat or drink, or that plants abs...

To take in or soak up, as a sponge absorbs water.

Learning or absorbing information.

To enhance the ability to produce, absorb, or withstand.

This Korean idiom describes a situation so tense or exciting that your palms sta...

To be absorbed in one's own thoughts, oblivious to surroundings.

This isn't about literally drinking work! `Boire les travail` paints a picture o...

When you `take in` something, you're really absorbing it, whether it's informati...

This phrase, `किताब पढ़ना` (kitaab padhna), is all about the simple, yet profoun...

This phrase is all about diving into a book, not just skimming it. It implies a...

To become absorbed or overcome by emotion, losing self-control.

This Arabic idiom paints a picture of selective hearing, where one ear is comple...

to be absorbed in one's own thoughts

To be absorbed in reading, studying, or a task that requires close attention.

This poetic phrase describes reading a letter with such intense longing and focu...

This phrase is your go-to way to say you've gained a lot of knowledge or experie...

This Portuguese idiom means to do something with extreme intensity, speed, or de...

To be absorbed in pleasant thoughts, usually while awake.

When you `estar a cabeça em algo`, it means your mind is totally consumed by a s...

This phrase is like saying you're really tuning in to something. You're not just...

To become so absorbed in an activity that one forgets the time.

This phrase is about the 'heart' behind the ears. It describes a state of total...

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