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1 ♦ (to) absorb
♦ (to) absorb /əbˈsɔ:b/v. t.1 assorbire (un liquido, energia, ecc.): The walls absorb the heat during the day, le pareti assorbono il calore durante il giorno4 (econ.) assorbire: Defence spending absorbs 15% of the national revenue, le spese per la difesa assorbono il 15% delle entrate5 inglobare; assorbire: Small companies were absorbed into larger ones, le piccole società sono state assorbite da quelle grandi; Foreign words are constantly absorbed into the language, la lingua assorbe costantemente parole straniere -
2 ♦ (to) absorb
♦ (to) absorb /əbˈsɔ:b/v. t.1 assorbire (un liquido, energia, ecc.): The walls absorb the heat during the day, le pareti assorbono il calore durante il giorno4 (econ.) assorbire: Defence spending absorbs 15% of the national revenue, le spese per la difesa assorbono il 15% delle entrate5 inglobare; assorbire: Small companies were absorbed into larger ones, le piccole società sono state assorbite da quelle grandi; Foreign words are constantly absorbed into the language, la lingua assorbe costantemente parole straniere
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