digest in Greek
digest in Greek is επιτομή — digest means to break food down in the stomach and intestines so the body can absorb its nutrients.
digest in Greek
επιτομή
Pronounced: epitomi
A compilation of statutes or decisions analytically arranged; a summary of laws.
What does "digest" mean?
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verb To break food down in the stomach and intestines so the body can absorb its nutrients.
"It takes a few hours to digest a big meal."
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verb To think over and fully take in information or an idea.
"Give me a minute to digest what you just told me."
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noun A short summary of longer material, or a periodical made up of such summaries.
"The magazine publishes a monthly digest of world news."
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digest in a sentence
- It takes a few hours to digest a big meal.
- Some people find dairy hard to digest.
- Give me a minute to digest what you just told me.
- The magazine publishes a monthly digest of world news.
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What is "digest" in Greek?
"digest" in Greek is επιτομή. digest means: To break food down in the stomach and intestines so the body can absorb its nutrients.
How do you pronounce επιτομή?
"digest" in Greek is επιτομή, pronounced "epitomi".
How do you use "digest" in a sentence?
Example: "It takes a few hours to digest a big meal." In Greek, "digest" is επιτομή.
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