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digest

gb/dˈaɪd͡ʒɛst/ us/dˈaɪd͡ʒɛst/
A2 英語
~ 4600
megemészt, feldolgoz, összefoglaló, kivonat
動詞 A2
1
用法パターン:
to digest [food/drink]
It takes several hours to digest a large meal.
Egy nagy étkezés megemésztése több órát vesz igénybe.
Some people cannot digest dairy products easily.
Vannak, akik nem tudják könnyen megemészteni a tejtermékeket.
The human body digests proteins and carbohydrates differently.
学習者向け例文
Your body digests bread quickly.
A szervezeted gyorsan megemészti a kenyeret.
I cannot digest milk well.
Nem tudom jól megemészteni a tejet.
The baby is learning to digest solid food.
よくある間違い:
Learners sometimes confuse 'digest' with 'swallow', but 'digest' happens after swallowing inside the body.
意味
Break down food in the body
コロケーション
digest food |digest a meal |easily digest
類義語
metabolize (More technical; refers to all chemical processes in the body, not just breaking down food.)
対義語
vomit (To eject food from the stomach instead of processing it.)
テーマ
health |biology |daily life |body |core_vocabulary
定義

When your body changes food into substances it can use.

To break down food in the stomach and intestines so that it can be absorbed by the body.

動詞 B1
2
用法パターン:
to digest [information/news/idea]
She needed time to digest the news of her promotion.
Időre volt szüksége, hogy feldolgozza az előléptetésének hírét.
It was hard to digest all the facts presented in the meeting.
Nehéz volt feldolgozni az értekezleten ismertetett összes tényt.
He paused to digest what she had just said.
学習者向け例文
I need time to digest this news.
Időre van szükségem, hogy feldolgozzam ezt a hírt.
He is digesting the lesson slowly.
Lassan dolgozza fel a tananyagot.
Please digest the report before we talk.
よくある間違い:
Learners may confuse this with 'memorize', but 'digest' emphasizes understanding, not just remembering.
意味
Fully take in new information
コロケーション
digest the news |digest information |digest the report
類義語
absorb (Focuses on taking in information, sometimes used figuratively.)
対義語
ignore (To deliberately not think about or understand something.)
テーマ
learning |communication |education |core_vocabulary
定義

To take time to understand new ideas or facts.

To think carefully about new information so that you understand it completely.

名詞 B1
3
The magazine publishes a monthly digest of top stories.
A magazin havonta közöl összefoglalót a legfontosabb hírekről.
I read a digest of the research findings.
Elolvastam a kutatási eredmények összefoglalóját.
This news digest covers the main events of the week.
学習者向け例文
I read a weekly news digest.
Heti hírösszefoglalót olvasok.
The book is a digest of many stories.
A könyv sok történet rövid összefoglalója.
This digest is easy to read.
よくある間違い:
Learners may confuse this with 'directory' or 'catalog', but those list items without summarizing content.
意味
Summary collection of writings
コロケーション
monthly digest |news digest |readers' digest
類義語
summary (General term for a shorter version of something.)
対義語
full text (The complete, unabridged version of something.)
テーマ
media |publishing |education |communication |core_vocabulary
定義

A short version of a text or a group of short pieces of writing.

A short written collection or summary of material, often from books, articles, or reports.

文法
辞書形
digest
IPA
GB/dˈaɪd͡ʒɛst/
US/dˈaɪd͡ʒɛst/
音節・強勢
di - gest (2音節)
Stress on 1st syllable (di)
活用形
Noun
  • Base: digest
  • Plural: digests
Verb
  • Base: digest
  • 3rd Person Singular: digests
  • Present Participle: digesting
  • Past: digested
関連語
Forms
digests noun digesting verb digested verb
Core family
digestion noun B1 digestive adjective B2
Related words
digestible adjective
Negative and opposite forms
indigestion noun indigestible adjective
Advanced or less common
digester noun
表現

digest information

1
/dˈaɪd͡ʒɛst ˌɪnfɔɹmˈeɪʃən/
fixed phrase

Understand received information fully

To take time to understand information you have received.

例文
  • He needed a few minutes to digest the information before responding.
  • Digesting all this information will take some time.

readers' digest

1
/ɹˈidɚz dˈaɪd͡ʒɛst/
fixed phrase

Popular magazine of condensed writings

A well-known magazine with short versions of articles and stories.

例文
  • My grandmother has been subscribing to Readers' Digest for decades.
  • Readers' Digest offers short, easy-to-read articles on many topics.

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