ingested
ɪnˈdʒɛstɪd
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Definition of ingested - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
swallowedTECH.taken into the body by swallowingTECH.
  • The ingested pills started to take effect quickly.
consumed swallowed
2.
cognitionabsorbed or taken in mentally
  • The ingested information helped her pass the exam.
absorbed assimilated
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Origin of ingested

Latin, ingestus (carried in)

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toxic substance
substance causing harm or death when ingested
toxic substance
containing poison harmful if ingested or touched
toxic plant
plant harmful or fatal if ingested or touched
consumption
be swallowed or ingested
consumption
consumed or ingested
organelle
vacuole in protozoans where ingested food is digested

Examples of ingested in a sentence

  • Ingested substances can sometimes be harmful.
  • The ingested data was crucial for the research.
  • His ingested thoughts were evident in his speech.

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  1. French:ingéré, assimilé, ...
  2. German:eingenommen, geistig aufgenommen, ...
  3. Italian:ingerito, assorbito, ...
  4. Spanish:ingerido, asimilado, ...
  5. Portuguese:ingerido, assimilada, ...
  6. Chinese:摄入的, 吸收的, ...
  7. Japanese:摂取された, 吸収された情報, ...
  8. Arabic:مُبْتَلَع, مُسْتَوْعَب, ...
  9. Hebrew:נִבְלָע, מֻטְמָע, ...
  10. Russian:проглоченный, усвоенная информация, ...
  11. Ukrainian:проковтнутий, засвоєний, ...
  12. Hindi:निगला हुआ, मानसिक रूप से अवशोषित, ...
ingest
ɪnˈʤɛst

Definition of ingest - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
learnabsorb information mentally
  • He can ingest complex theories easily.
absorb assimilate
2.
consumeTECH.take food or liquid into the bodyTECH.
  • She needs to ingest enough water daily.
consume swallow
3.
technologyTECH.import data into a systemTECH.
  • The software can ingest large datasets quickly.
absorb assimilate take in
4.
aviationTECH.cause an object to enter a jet engineTECH.
  • The engine ingested a bird during the flight.
absorb consume take in
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Origin of ingest

Latin, ingestus (carry in)

Examples of ingest in a sentence

  • Students need to ingest a lot of material before exams.
  • He was advised to ingest the medicine with food.
  • Athletes often ingest protein shakes after workouts.
  • The new tool can ingest data from multiple sources.
  • We need to ingest the information into the database.
  • The aircraft ingested debris from the runway.

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  1. French:assimiler, consommer, ...
  2. German:aufnehmen, einnehmen, ...
  3. Italian:assorbire, ingerire, ...
  4. Spanish:asimilar, ingerir, ...
  5. Portuguese:assimilar, ingerir, ...
  6. Chinese:吸收, 摄入, ...
  7. Japanese:吸収する, 摂取する, ...
  8. Arabic:استوعب, تَنَاوَلَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַטְמִיעַ, לִצְרוֹךְ, ...
  10. Russian:усваивать, потреблять, ...
  11. Ukrainian:засвоювати, споживати, ...
  12. Hindi:समझना, सेवन करना, ...
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