assimilate in Japanese
assimilate in Japanese is 同化する — assimilate means to take in and fully understand new information or ideas.
assimilate in Japanese
同化する
(transitive) To absorb (a person or people) into a community or culture.
What does "assimilate" mean?
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verb To take in and fully understand new information or ideas.
"It took time for the students to assimilate all the new vocabulary."
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verb To become part of a group or culture by adopting its customs and ways, or to absorb someone into a group in this way.
"Many immigrants assimilate into the local culture within a generation."
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assimilate in a sentence
- It took time for the students to assimilate all the new vocabulary.
- Many immigrants assimilate into the local culture within a generation.
- The company was quickly assimilated into the larger corporation.
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What is "assimilate" in Japanese?
"assimilate" in Japanese is 同化する. assimilate means: To take in and fully understand new information or ideas.
How do you use "assimilate" in a sentence?
Example: "It took time for the students to assimilate all the new vocabulary." In Japanese, "assimilate" is 同化する.
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