imbibe in Japanese
imbibe in Japanese is 吸収 — imbibe means to drink something, especially alcohol.
imbibe in Japanese
吸収
Pronounced: kyuushuu
(figuratively) To take in; absorb.
What does "imbibe" mean?
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verb To drink something, especially alcohol.
"They imbibed rather freely at the reception."
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verb To take in and absorb ideas, attitudes or knowledge, usually without deliberate effort.
"She had imbibed her father's suspicion of banks."
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imbibe in a sentence
- They imbibed rather freely at the reception.
- He does not imbibe, so pour him a lemonade.
- She had imbibed her father's suspicion of banks.
- Students imbibe the values of the institution long before they can name them.
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What is "imbibe" in Japanese?
"imbibe" in Japanese is 吸収. imbibe means: To drink something, especially alcohol.
How do you pronounce 吸収?
"imbibe" in Japanese is 吸収, pronounced "kyuushuu".
How do you use "imbibe" in a sentence?
Example: "They imbibed rather freely at the reception." In Japanese, "imbibe" is 吸収.
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