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Перевод: absorb

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всасывать; впитывать; поглощать; абсорбировать; захватывать; вбирать; впивать; включать; амортизировать

Тезаурус:

1. Systems thinking can help to put all new and existing factors into context, clarifying relationships and providing a baseline for deciding what action is needed to absorb the new requirements.
2. They will absorb the collected Yes, Minister , and its sequel the collected Yes, Prime Minister , in their entirety but not think of opening a real political text.
3. Be patient, let your subordinate have time to absorb each question.
4. Tom, when he woke later had insisted that they should absorb some culture, had chivvied them both into his car and driven them first to the Villa Lante.
5. Some absorb the gas quickly, whereas others circulate it slowly and cannot respond to floods of bright light.
6. First, carbon dioxide and water vapour in the Earth's atmosphere absorb all infrared between wavelengths of 30 and 300 mm, and also in narrower bands at shorter wavelengths.
7. So you need to anticipate and absorb each wave with the legs (which act as shock absorbers).
8. According to Sir Julian Huxley, writing in the 1930s, the huge antlers of large species of deer, which are certainly among their most conspicuous assets and absorb a great deal of energy as they grow, may be non-adaptive features; and Richard Lewontin, from Harvard University, recently applied Huxley's arguments to other features of other animals, including tooth size in Old World monkeys, and brain size in great apes.
9. He believed Britain could absorb a "significant influx" although he dismissed as nonsense the suggestion that all would want to come.
10. When the dye molecules are dissolved in another solid, transparent host material, they do not all absorb light at quite the same frequency.
11. Living tropical forests also absorb carbon dioxide.
12. It is large enough to absorb the damage in a way that the smaller, prey species cannot manage.
13. This is not to say that the English cannot absorb or debate French or other foreign ideas.