suck in

UK
/sʌk ɪn/
US
/sʌk ɪn/

Translations

suck inverb
sucked in
Past Simple
sucked in
Past Participle
sucking in
Gerund
UK
/sʌk ɪn/
US
/sʌk ɪn/
The whirlpool can suck in anything that comes near.
Водоворот может засасывать все, что приближается.
The vacuum cleaner can suck in small objects.
Пылесос может втягивать мелкие предметы.
The sponge can suck in a lot of water.
Губка может всасывать много воды.
Additional translations

Definitions

suck inverb
To draw something into the mouth by creating a vacuum with the lips and tongue.
He sucked in the juice through a straw.
To cause someone to become involved in a situation or activity, often unwillingly.
She got sucked in by the excitement of the crowd and joined the protest.
To take in or absorb something, such as air or a liquid.
The vacuum cleaner sucked in all the dust from the carpet.
To pull or draw something inward, often by force.
The whirlpool sucked in the small boat.