digest如何读

英:[daɪˈdʒest , ˈdaɪdʒest]

美:[daɪˈdʒest , ˈdaɪdʒest]

digest英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. & vi. 消化 be changed, in the stomach and bowels, so that it can be used in the body; break down
  2. vt. & vi. 透彻了解 take into the mind; make part of one's knowledge; reduce a mass of facts, etc. to order; assimilate
n.(名词)
  1. [C]摘要,文摘,汇编 a short account of a piece of writing which gives the most important facts

digest是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 文摘
  2. 摘要
  3. 法律汇编
  4. 罗马法典
  5. 消化液
  6. 水解液
  7. 消化物
  8. 汇编
  9. 概要
  10. 汇集
  11. the Digest:《学说汇纂》(公元533年东罗马皇帝查士丁尼颁布共50卷对罗马法学家的学说进行搜集、摘录、整理后汇编而成)
v. (动词)
  1. 消化
  2. 忍受
  3. 领悟
  4. 整理
  5. 玩味
  6. 体会(文意)
  7. 甘受
  8. 汇编(法律)
  9. 摘要
  10. 【化】浸煮
  11. 煮解
  12. 领悟
  13. 做…的摘要
  14. 理解
  15. 透彻了解
  16. 领会
  17. 作系统整理或分类
  18. 缩短精减提要
  19. 助消化
  20. 容忍
  21. 承认认可
  22. 蒸煮
  23. 被消化掉

digest自然拼读

di·gest

digest变形

复数:digests

第三人称单数:digests

现在分词:digesting

过去式:digested

过去分词:digested

digest词根

词根:digest

adj.

digestive 消化的;助消化的

digestible 易消化的;可摘要的

n.

digestion 消化;领悟

digestive 助消化药

digester 做摘要者;助消化食品;汇编者;蒸炼器

digestibility 消化性;可消化性

digest英英释义

noun

a summation or condensation of a body of information: such as

a systematic compilation of legal rules, statutes, or decisions

a periodical devoted to condensed versions of previously published articles

a product of digestion

verb

transitive verb

to distribute or arrange systematically : classify

to convert (food) into absorbable form

to take into the mind or memoryespecially: to assimilate mentally

to soften, decompose, or break down by heat and moisture or chemical action

DNA digested by restriction enzymes

to extract soluble ingredients from by warming with a liquid

to compress into a short summary

absorb sense 2

the capacity of the U.S. to digest immigrants

intransitive verb

to digest food

to become digested

digest区别

 abstract, summary, resume, digest, outline

这组词都有“摘要、概要、概括”的意思,其区别是:

abstract指论文、书籍等正文前的内容摘要,尤指学术论文或法律文件的研究提要。

summary普通用词,指将书籍或文章等的内容,用寥寥数语作简明扼要的说明。

resume源于洁语,与summary极相近,通常可互换使用。

digest侧重对原文融汇贯通,重新谋篇布局,以简明扼要的语言,简短篇幅成文,展现原作精华。

outline指配以释议文字的提纲。

以上来源于网络

 summary, abstract, digest, outline

这组词都有“要点,摘要”的意思,其区别是:

summaryn.总结,摘要,指用寥寥数语概括文章或者讲话的要点,不考虑原文的风格。

abstractn.概要,摘要,尤其指对学术论文或法律论据作的简述。

I have read the abstract of his book.我已经读了他的书的概要。

digestn. (篇幅较长的)摘要,文摘,它是对原文的浓缩而不是对原文的简单解释,浓缩后仍保持原文的顺序、重点和风格。

Reader's Digest《读者文摘》

outlinen.要点,大纲,概要。

She made an outline of ideas she wanted to present in her talk.她把自己要谈的想法列了一个提纲。

以上来源于网络

 incorporate, absorb, suck, digest

这组词都有“吸收”的意思,其区别是:

incorporate指一物或多物与它物相融合,形成一整体。

absorb普通用词,词义广泛,既可指吸收光、热、液体等具体东西,又可指吸收知识等抽象概念的东西。

suck作“吸收”解时,可与absorb换用,但还可有“吮吸”之意。

digest侧重在消化道内改变食物的化学结构后被人体吸收。

以上来源于网络

digest词源中文解释

14世纪晚期,指古罗马朱斯提尼安法典,源自晚期拉丁语 digesta,来自拉丁语 digestus 的中性复数形式,字面意思是“消化的东西”,是 digerere 的过去分词名词用法,该词源于“分开,分离,排列”的拉丁语 digerere,在词源上是“分开,分离”的意思,来自 dis- “分开”(参见 dis-) + gerere “携带”(参见 gest)。一般意义上的“不同主题下的文学、法律、科学或历史文献集合”始于1550年代。

digest_法律行业词汇

法律汇编

digest词源英文解释

Noun Middle English, systematic arrangement of laws, from Latin digesta, from neuter plural of digestus, past participle of digerere to arrange, distribute, digest, from dis- + gerere to carry Verb Middle English, from Latin digestus

The first known use of digest was in the 14th century

digest儿童词典英英释义

disappearverb

to cease to be visible : pass out of sight : vanish

the moon disappeared behind a cloud

to cease to be

the dinosaur disappeared ages ago

direct1 of 2verb

to mark with a name and address

direct a letter

to cause to turn, move, or point or to follow a straight course

to point in a specified line, course, or direction

to show or point out the way for

the signs directed us to the museum

to guide the activities or course of direct a play

direct the project

to request or instruct with authority

the court directed the jury to acquit them

direct2 of 2adjective

proceeding from one point to another in time or space without turning or stopping : straight

coming immediately from a source, cause, or reason

direct result

done or working without something else coming in between direct printing

direct action

being in an unbroken family line : lineal

direct ancestor

natural entry 1 sense 8, straightforward

a direct manner

consisting of or reproducing the exact words of a speaker or writer

a direct quotation

directlyadverb

in a direct manner

she spoke directly

most closely located

the person directly to my left

without delay : immediately

go directly home

in the manner of direct variation

the perimeter of a square varies directly with the length of a side

direct1 of 2verb

to mark with a name and address

direct a letter

to cause to turn, move, or point or to follow a straight course

to point in a specified line, course, or direction

to show or point out the way for

the signs directed us to the museum

to guide the activities or course of direct a play

direct the project

to request or instruct with authority

the court directed the jury to acquit them

direct2 of 2adjective

proceeding from one point to another in time or space without turning or stopping : straight

coming immediately from a source, cause, or reason

direct result

done or working without something else coming in between direct printing

direct action

being in an unbroken family line : lineal

direct ancestor

natural entry 1 sense 8, straightforward

a direct manner

consisting of or reproducing the exact words of a speaker or writer

a direct quotation

dip1 of 2verb

to sink or push briefly into or as if into a liquid dips a hand into his pocket

dip a towel in water

to lift out with something that holds liquid : ladle

dip water from a pail

to lower and then raise again

dip a flag in salute

to drop down into a liquid and quickly come out

oars dipping rhythmically

to put something for treatment under the surface of a liquid

to drop down or out of sight

the road dipped below the crest

to decrease somewhat usually for a short time

prices dipped

to reach down inside or as if inside especially to take out a part of the contents

dipped into their savings

to look at or consider something brieflyespecially: to read a little of something

dip into a book

dip2 of 2noun

an act of dippingespecially: a brief plunge into the water for sport or exercise

a downward slope

a sharp or slight downward course : drop

a dip in prices

the angle formed with the horizon by a magnetic needle free to rotate in a vertical plane

something obtained by or used in dipping

a dip of ice cream

a sauce or soft mixture into which food (as raw vegetables) may be dipped

a liquid into which something may be dipped (as for cleansing or coloring)

dip1 of 2verb

to sink or push briefly into or as if into a liquid dips a hand into his pocket

dip a towel in water

to lift out with something that holds liquid : ladle

dip water from a pail

to lower and then raise again

dip a flag in salute

to drop down into a liquid and quickly come out

oars dipping rhythmically

to put something for treatment under the surface of a liquid

to drop down or out of sight

the road dipped below the crest

to decrease somewhat usually for a short time

prices dipped

to reach down inside or as if inside especially to take out a part of the contents

dipped into their savings

to look at or consider something brieflyespecially: to read a little of something

dip into a book

dip2 of 2noun

an act of dippingespecially: a brief plunge into the water for sport or exercise

a downward slope

a sharp or slight downward course : drop

a dip in prices

the angle formed with the horizon by a magnetic needle free to rotate in a vertical plane

something obtained by or used in dipping

a dip of ice cream

a sauce or soft mixture into which food (as raw vegetables) may be dipped

a liquid into which something may be dipped (as for cleansing or coloring)

diminishverb

to make less or cause to appear less

to lessen the authority, dignity, or reputation of : belittle

to become gradually less (as in size or importance) : dwindle

dim1 of 2adjective

not bright or clear : obscure, faint

a dim light

being without luster : dull

dim colors

not seeing or understanding clearly

dim eyes

not seen or understood clearly

had only a dim notion of what was going on

dim2 of 2verb

to make or become dim

to reduce the light from

digest1 of 2noun

a body of information or a literary work in shortened form

a digest of the laws

digest2 of 2verb

to think over and arrange in the mind

digest the news

to convert food into simpler forms that can be taken in and used by the body

summarize sense 1

to become digested

digest医学词典英英释义

digest1 of 2noun

a product of digestion

digest2 of 2transitive verb

to convert (food) into absorbable form

to soften, decompose, or break down by heat and moisture or chemicals

to extract soluble ingredients from by warming with a liquid

digest 例句

1 I need to get down, to get going, but for a moment I lie there, digesting what I've heard.

2 This conduct is more than I can digest.

我忍受不了这种行为.

3 I guess the guest's gesture suggested that he could not digest well.

我猜想客人的手势暗示了他消化不良.

4 In dietary instruction, give them fresh food which is easy to digest and nutritious.

饮食指导:饮食应给予易消化、营养丰富的清淡的 、 新鲜食物.

5 He’d have long ago digested Violet’s tail and be looking for something more substantial.

6 George Grune, a former ad salesman who joined Reader's Digest in 1960 has his eye focused on the bottom line.

1960年加入《读者文摘》的乔治·格鲁恩曾是一名广告销售员,他的目光一直关注在公司的利润上。

7 The starch in potatoes, cereals, and baked goods digests very rapidly.

在马铃薯, 谷类食品中的淀粉, 而且非常快速地烘焙了货物文摘.

8 Journalists can digest a story from a good press release in a few minutes.

记者可以在几分钟的时间里明白一篇好的新闻报道.

9 Fermentation also makes bread dough rise and helps us digest food.

利用发酵也可以使做面包的面团发起来,还能帮助我们消化食物.

10 They sat in silence, digesting the facts on the list.

11 The Wallaces, both children of church ministers, had a clearly defined formula for their “little magazine”, as Reader’s Digest was originally subtitled

父母都是教堂牧师的华莱士夫妇对于这个小杂志(《读者文摘》最初的副标题就是“小杂志”)的收录内容设置了明确的准则。

12 People who have been digested by a man-eating lioncelle tend to become nonentities—to live no life except within the vitals of the devourer.

13 Rowan had begun repeating this to himself like a mantra, hoping it would make it easier to digest.

14 But once the person had died and stopped moving, the tree must have slowly wrapped itself around the body and digested it, the very bones leached of nutrients until they vanished.

15 JERRY: It looks like your belt is digesting a small animal.

杰瑞: 看起来像是你的腰带正在消化一头小动物.

16 In theory, digestibility is the proportion of an ingested nutrient that is digested and absorbed.

理论上说, 消化率是消化和吸收摄取的养分比例.

17 Cattle raising people in East Africa and northern Europe have gained a mutation that helps them digest milk as adults.

东非和北欧的养牛人发生了一种突变,帮助他们像成年人一样消化牛奶。

18 It’s significant that the man who went on to shape the canons of Roman rhetoric did so having thoroughly digested the Attic tradition.

19 Though he can’t seem to get the words swallowed and down into his belly where they’ll be properly digested and he can figure out what to do.

20 The magazine, Reader's Digest is famous for making complicated subjects understandable to millions of readers.

《读者文摘》这本杂志是以能深入浅出地为成百万读者讲解而著名的.

digest 同义词

9 浸渍

immerse

10 简编

compendium compend

13 思量

contemplate think on

16 细想

consider revolve

18 温浸

desizing

19 完全理解

sink in into

20 玩味

relish savor savour

26 甘受

submit take

29 作摘要

excerpt

33 要览

guide guidebook

34 浸煮

digestive digestion

35 煮解

digestion

36 文摘

chrestomathy tabloid

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