英:[ɪnˈdʒest]
美:[ɪn'dʒest]
英:[ɪnˈdʒest]
美:[ɪn'dʒest]
vt.
咽下
获取(某事物)
吸收
接待
in·gest
ihn jest
第三人称单数:ingests
现在分词:ingesting
过去式:ingested
过去分词:ingested
ingestible (adj.), ingestive (adj.), ingestion (n.)
词根:ingest
n.ingestion 摄取;吸收;咽下
Verb
1. serve oneself to, or consume regularly;
"Have another bowl of chicken soup!"
"I don't take sugar in my coffee"
2. take up mentally;
"he absorbed the knowledge or beliefs of his tribe"
1610年代,“作为食物摄入”,源自拉丁语 ingestus,是 ingerere 的过去分词,“投入,倾倒,堆积”,由 in- “进入”(源自 PIE 词根 *en “在”)和 gerere “携带”(见 gest)。相关词汇: Ingested; ingesting。
Latin ingestus, past participle of ingerere to carry in, from in- + gerere to bear
The first known use of ingest was in 1620
ingloriousadjective
not glorious : not bringing honor or glory
bringing disgrace : shameful
inglorious defeat
inglenooknoun
a corner by the fire or chimney
ingestverb
to take in for or as if for digestion
ingestverb
to take in for or as if for digestion
ingestverb
to take in for or as if for digestion
ingesttransitive verb
to take in for or as if for digestion
1 “Subject One is ingesting Spanish booster at four-oh-two p.m.,” he said out loud.
2 We know that for most normotensive people sodium intake can vary tremendously from day to day without significant problems; even quintupling the amount of sodium ingested does not affect blood pressure adversely.
3 If we’re ingesting enough water, he adds, we should probably be going to the loo “somewhere between five and seven times a day”.
4 The wonderfully named but factually dubious “stoned ape theory” posits that great evolutionary leaps were made when early humans ingested psilocybin.
5 Writing in The Washington Post, critic Pamela Squires called Mr. Woolford “the kind of natural mover who can ingest and spit back any dance style.”
6 There is a small chance that ingesting the medicine can have a “direct, toxic, topical effect,” he said, but “the larger effect appears to be more systemic, like through the bloodstream.”
7 More established is the fact that degraded plastics found in the ocean are ingested by marine wildlife, making their way up the food chain and perhaps winding up at the dinner table.
8 Never mind; a bit of shell ingested gives a man shell power.
9 With the man never willingly on the QT, there's more of a tangible essence to imitate and ingest.
10 They end up pilfering the corpse of Glyndwr Michael, a homeless Welshman who died from ingesting rat poison.
11 So, whether your water is more alkaline or not, it will end up neutralized once you ingest it.
12 She wondered if she had ingested something unclean with her breakfast.
13 Franco said she was humiliated by the ordeal and felt “traumatized” by both the staff’s actions and the fact that she ingested meat.
14 This is a man who, after all, weighs his own feces, likes bloodletting as a life-extension strategy and aims a Philips goLite at his body in place of ingesting caffeine.
15 The macrophages collect to ingest the lipid material.
巨噬细胞聚集起来吞噬脂质.
16 “The tools were easily addressed in our engineering team,” Ms. Tart wrote in an email, “and we have built a highly scaled pipeline for ingesting and processing subtitles, and detecting a wide range of issues.”
17 The flight to North America descends into the worst of trips, in both senses of the word, as a disconsolate Odelia becomes terrified that her baby has ingested the drug through her breast milk.
18 Several decades ago, legions of Africans had ingested from river water a larva, which in their bodies sometimes grew into the worms.
19 Everything around me was art, from the stains in my bathtub to the razor blade and short length of drinking straw I used to cut and ingest my speed.
20 Because petroleum-based plastics are non-biodegradable, any plastic that enters the ocean stays there, continually breaking into smaller pieces until it is ingested by marine life or deposited on the shore.
2 吃
-phagy partake manducate capture consume nosh eat touch feed shift mouth graze stoke gnaw victual get outside of get outside
5 吸收
absorption uptake resorption drink absorb initiate digest assimilate co-opt imbibe occlude inbreathe acceptance assimilation accept incorporate suck enrol absorbing absorbent assimilative intussusception imbibition sponge take recruit soak merge sorb absorptive assimilatory invaginate in integration adoption digestion invagination sip cushion sop
6 喝下
7 吸入
inspiring inhalant aspirated inspiratory indrawn suctorial indraft inspiration suck intake induction aspiration inhale suction inhalation vaporization imbibition inbreathe take draw drink absorb breathe soak aspirate imbibe