Definition of reabsorb in English:

reabsorb

verb ˌriːəbˈsɔːbˌriːəbˈzɔːbˌriəbˈzɔrb

[with object]

Absorb (something) again.
a failure of the gut to reabsorb the majority of the fluid
it will be reabsorbed into the parent company
Example sentencesExamples
- As the fibres relax, they reabsorb the juices from the centre of the meat, and draw it back towards the edges.
- The corps continued to work under this name until 1996, when it was reabsorbed into the Royal Australian Engineers.
- The idea is that once the moisture is removed, the new buildings will keep the soil pressed down so it won't reabsorb water.
- The borrowed energy is then reabsorbed by the receiving quark or lepton.
- They were eventually reabsorbed into the surrounding tissue.

Derivatives

reabsorption

noun riːəbˈsɔːpʃ(ə)nriːəbˈzɔːpʃ(ə)nˌriəbˈzɔr(p)ʃ(ə)n

mass noun

The process of absorbing something again.
diuretics act primarily by blocking reabsorption of sodium
Example sentencesExamples
- Yet the reabsorption of Alsace and Lorraine in that year brought little relief to wine-growers there.
- These tissues must have a function in the reabsorption of CKs released from the transpiration stream.
- Often the main cause behind sickness and disease is the retention and reabsorption of this toxic waste.

Definition of reabsorb in US English:

reabsorb

verbˌrēəbˈzôrbˌriəbˈzɔrb

[with object]

Absorb (something) again.
a failure of the gut to reabsorb the majority of the fluid
Example sentencesExamples
- The idea is that once the moisture is removed, the new buildings will keep the soil pressed down so it won't reabsorb water.
- They were eventually reabsorbed into the surrounding tissue.
- The borrowed energy is then reabsorbed by the receiving quark or lepton.
- As the fibres relax, they reabsorb the juices from the centre of the meat, and draw it back towards the edges.
- The corps continued to work under this name until 1996, when it was reabsorbed into the Royal Australian Engineers.

单词	reabsorb
释义	Definition of reabsorb in English: reabsorb verb ˌriːəbˈsɔːbˌriːəbˈzɔːbˌriəbˈzɔrb [with object] Absorb (something) again. a failure of the gut to reabsorb the majority of the fluid it will be reabsorbed into the parent company Example sentencesExamples As the fibres relax, they reabsorb the juices from the centre of the meat, and draw it back towards the edges. The corps continued to work under this name until 1996, when it was reabsorbed into the Royal Australian Engineers. The idea is that once the moisture is removed, the new buildings will keep the soil pressed down so it won't reabsorb water. The borrowed energy is then reabsorbed by the receiving quark or lepton. They were eventually reabsorbed into the surrounding tissue. Derivatives reabsorption noun riːəbˈsɔːpʃ(ə)nriːəbˈzɔːpʃ(ə)nˌriəbˈzɔr(p)ʃ(ə)n mass noun The process of absorbing something again. diuretics act primarily by blocking reabsorption of sodium Example sentencesExamples Yet the reabsorption of Alsace and Lorraine in that year brought little relief to wine-growers there. These tissues must have a function in the reabsorption of CKs released from the transpiration stream. Often the main cause behind sickness and disease is the retention and reabsorption of this toxic waste. Definition of reabsorb in US English: reabsorb verbˌrēəbˈzôrbˌriəbˈzɔrb [with object] Absorb (something) again. a failure of the gut to reabsorb the majority of the fluid Example sentencesExamples The idea is that once the moisture is removed, the new buildings will keep the soil pressed down so it won't reabsorb water. They were eventually reabsorbed into the surrounding tissue. The borrowed energy is then reabsorbed by the receiving quark or lepton. As the fibres relax, they reabsorb the juices from the centre of the meat, and draw it back towards the edges. The corps continued to work under this name until 1996, when it was reabsorbed into the Royal Australian Engineers.
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