B2verb2K

UK//əbˈzɔːb//US//əbˈzɔrb//

Meaning of Absorb

In simple words: to take in or soak up something.

Absorb in a sentence

How to use Absorb

Grammar pattern

absorb + object

Memory hint

Imagine a sponge absorbing water.

Related words

Collocations with Absorb

  • absorb knowledge
  • absorb information
  • absorb impact

Synonyms for Absorb

  • soak up
  • take in
  • assimilate
  • learn

Opposites of Absorb

Common mistakes with Absorb

  • Confusing 'absorb' with 'adopt' in learning contexts.
  • Using 'absorb' without an object.
  • Assuming 'absorb' only refers to liquids.

Absorb appears in

Absorb in other languages

More words like Absorb

People also search for

  • Absorb meaning
  • meaning of Absorb
  • Absorb definition
  • define Absorb
  • what does Absorb mean
  • Absorb means
  • how to use Absorb

Frequently asked questions about Absorb

What does Absorb mean?

to take in or soak up something.

What is the definition of Absorb?

To take in a liquid, gas, or other substances.

How do you use Absorb in a sentence?

The sponge can absorb a lot of water.

Can you give another example of Absorb?

Plants absorb sunlight to grow.

What are synonyms for Absorb?

Common alternatives include soak up, take in, assimilate, learn.

What is the opposite of Absorb?

Opposite meanings include release, expel, reject.

What words go with Absorb?

It commonly pairs with absorb knowledge, absorb information, absorb impact.

What are common mistakes when using Absorb?

Confusing 'absorb' with 'adopt' in learning contexts. Using 'absorb' without an object. Assuming 'absorb' only refers to liquids.

How do you pronounce Absorb?

US: //əbˈzɔrb//, UK: //əbˈzɔːb//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Absorb?

Use 'absorb' for physical processes (like liquids) and learning concepts. Avoid in very informal contexts.

What CEFR level is Absorb?

"Absorb" is at B2 level on the CEFR scale.