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digest

UK
/daɪˈdʒɛst/
US
/daɪˈdʒɛst/

Translations

digestnoun
digests
pl
UK
/daɪˈdʒɛst/
US
/daɪˈdʒɛst/
résuméPublication ou recueil de synthèse ; sens courant dans la presse et l’édition.
The monthly digest includes summaries of the latest research articles in the field of medicine.
Le résumé mensuel comprend des synthèses des derniers articles de recherche dans le domaine médical.
digestionSens biologique ou biochimique.
A restriction enzyme digest was performed to analyse the DNA fragment.
Une digestion par enzyme de restriction a été effectuée pour analyser le fragment d’ADN.
Additional translations
recueilRecueil abrégé ou compilation de textes et d’informations.
Synonyms
compendium
summary
synthesis
overview
recap
abstract
digestverb
digested
Past Simple
digested
Past Participle
digesting
Gerund
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/daɪˈdʒest/
US
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synthétiserEn parlant d’informations ou de documents.
The editor worked to digest the reports into a concise summary.
Le rédacteur a travaillé à synthétiser les rapports en un résumé concis.
digérerSens propre et figuré ; emploi courant.
Humans digest food using a combination of mechanical and chemical processes.
Les êtres humains digèrent les aliments grâce à une combinaison de प्रक्रés mécaniques et chimiques.
Additional translations
digérerSens technique, en chimie ou en laboratoire.
Synonyms
comprehend
understand
process
absorb
assimilate
grasp
digestadjective
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/daɪˈdʒɛst/
US
/daɪˈdʒɛst/
Used attributively before another noun to denote a condensed or summary form (e.g. "digest version").
abrégéPrésenté sous une forme condensée ou résumée.
The digest version of the report was distributed to all employees.
La version abrégée du rapport a été distribuée à tous les employés.
Additional translations
condenséPlus soutenu ; s’emploie pour un texte ou un contenu fortement résumé.
Synonyms
abridged
pithy
abbreviated
condensed
summarized
shortened
compressed
concise
epitomized
compendious
synoptic

Definitions

digestnoun
A collection or compilation of material or information, often summarized or abridged, typically in a book or magazine format.
The monthly digest includes summaries of the latest research articles in the field of medicine.
A summary or synopsis of a body of information, often used to provide a quick overview.
The news digest provided a brief overview of the day's top stories.
The act or result of breaking something down, especially food or nucleic acids, by chemical or enzymatic action.
A restriction enzyme digest was performed to analyse the DNA fragment.
digestverb
To break down food in the stomach and intestines into substances that can be absorbed and used by the body.
Humans digest food using a combination of mechanical and chemical processes.
To think over and mentally process information or experiences.
She needed some time to digest the news before she could respond.
To arrange or classify information systematically.
The editor worked to digest the reports into a concise summary.
To accept or tolerate (something unpleasant, disturbing, or difficult) without undue distress; to stomach.
He couldn’t digest the criticism and stormed out of the meeting.
To soften, dissolve, or disintegrate (a substance) by prolonged exposure to heat, moisture, or chemicals, especially in laboratory or industrial processes.
The mineral sample was digested in nitric acid prior to testing.
digestadjective
Condensed or abridged; presented in summary form.
The digest version of the report was distributed to all employees.
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