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Definition of digested - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
foodbroken down in the stomach
- The digested food moves into the intestines.
2.
informationunderstood after careful thought
- The digested information was easier to explain to others.
Origin of digested
Latin, digestus (arranged)
Terms with digested included in their meaning
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digestive organ
organ where food is digested before intestines
digestive system
tubes through which digested food passes
animal body
long tube in animals where food is digested
digestive process
act of bringing up partially digested food
animal
partially digested food chewed again by ruminants
animal
chew partially digested food again
organelle
vacuole in protozoans where ingested food is digested
digestion
thick semifluid mass of partly digested food
digestion
not properly digested
Examples of digested in a sentence
After the meal, the digested food is processed by the body. The digested report was presented at the meeting. After reading, the digested data made more sense.
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- French:décomposée, assimilé, ...
- German:verdaute Nahrung, verstandene Information, ...
- Italian:digerito, compreso, ...
- Spanish:digerido, entendido, ...
- Portuguese:digerido, compreendidas, ...
- Chinese:分解的食物, 已消化的, ...
- Japanese:消化された, 理解された, ...
- Arabic:مَهْضُوم, مُستوعَب, ...
- Hebrew:מְעוּכָּל, מְעוּבָּד, ...
- Russian:переваренный, понятый, ...
- Ukrainian:перетравлена їжа, засвоєна інформація, ...
- Hindi:पचा हुआ, समझा हुआ, ...
Definition of digest - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
biologybreak down food in the body to absorb nutrients
- After eating, the stomach begins to digest the meal.
2.
comprehensionunderstand information by thinking carefully
- She needed time to digest the news.
3.
writingcondense or summarize content
- The editor will digest the report into a brief article.
4.
organizationRare arrange information methodicallyRare
- He took time to digest the data into a report.
5.
chemistryDated soften by heat or moistureDated
- The substance will digest over time in the solution.
Noun
1.
mediamagazine summarizing current events
- She subscribes to a weekly news digest.
2.
literatureDated collection of writings in shorter formDated
- I read the monthly digest of articles.
3.
legalDated summary of laws or statutesDated
- The legal digest was essential for the case.
4.
cryptographyTECH. the result of a hash functionTECH.
- The cryptographic digest ensures data integrity.
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Expressions with digest
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understand and absorb information
She took a moment to digest information from the meeting.
causing discomfort in the stomach
The greasy food was hard to digest and made him feel sick.
summarize the main points of a book
He digested the book for his presentation.
process the emotions after losing
She needed time to digest a defeat before moving on.
process and think about news
He needed time to digest the news of the company's merger.
simple for the stomach to process without discomfort
This soup is easy to digest for most people.
in a short and simple summary version
The report was presented in digest form.
absorb information thoroughly for personal growth
He inwardly digested the advice from his mentor.
Origin of digest
Latin, digerere (to separate, divide)
Examples of digest in a sentence
It takes several hours for the body to fully digest a large meal. He took a moment to digest the complex instructions. It took her a while to digest the scientific article. She will digest the book into a summary. He needs to digest the meeting notes for the team. She needed to digest the information before the meeting.
He managed to digest the notes into a concise summary. The lab technician will digest the sample. You must digest the compound carefully. He reads a monthly digest to stay informed. The digest provides a concise overview of global news. The digest includes summaries of recent research. I subscribed to a digest of weekly news highlights. The lawyer referred to the digest for quick information. A digest of the new regulations was published monthly. The software generates a digest for each file. A unique digest is created for every transaction.
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- French:digérer, digest, ...
- German:verdauen, Magazin, ...
- Italian:digerire, digest, ...
- Spanish:digerir, resumen, ...
- Portuguese:digerir, resumo de notícias, ...
- Chinese:消化, 文摘, ...
- Japanese:消化する, ダイジェスト, ...
- Arabic:هَضَمَ, مجلة ملخصة, ...
- Hebrew:לְעַכֵּל, מַגָּזִין מְסַכֵּם, ...
- Russian:переваривать, дайджест, ...
- Ukrainian:перетравлювати, дайджест, ...
- Hindi:पचाना, डाइजेस्ट, ...
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