Definition of resorb - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
biologytr. TECH. dissolve and assimilate bone or tissuetr. TECH.
- The body can resorb bone during healing.
2.
resorption processintr. TECH. undergo the process of resorptionintr. TECH.
- The tissue will resorb over time.
3.
absorb againtr. Rare absorb something againtr. Rare
- The sponge can resorb the spilled water.
Origin of resorb
Latin, re- (again) + sorbere (to suck)
Examples of resorb in a sentence
Certain medications can help the body resorb excess fluid. The bone will resorb the graft material. Over time, the implant will resorb naturally. The plant can resorb nutrients from old leaves. After the flood, the ground began to resorb the excess water.
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- French:résorber, se résorber, ...
- German:resorbieren, wieder aufnehmen, ...
- Italian:riassorbire, subire il riassorbimento, ...
- Spanish:reabsorber, resorber, ...
- Portuguese:reabsorver, ser reabsorvido, ...
- Chinese:吸收, 再吸收, ...
- Japanese:吸収する, 吸収される, ...
- Arabic:اِمْتَصَّ, اِرْتَشَفَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִסְפֹּג, לְהִסָּפֵג, ...
- Russian:рассасывать, резорбироваться, ...
- Ukrainian:резорбувати, резорбуватися, ...
- Hindi:पुनः अवशोषित करना, पुनः अवशोषित होना, ...
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