I. digest [daɪˈʤest] V. trans.
1. digest (in stomach):
- digest
- trawić [perf s-]
2. digest (understand):
- digest
- przetrawiać [perf przetrawić]
- digest
- przyswajać [perf przyswoić]
II. digest [daɪˈʤest] V. intr.
III. digest [ˈdaɪʤest] SUST.
1. digest PRENSA:
- digest
- przegląd m
2. digest DER.:
- digest
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| I | digest |
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| you | digest |
| he/she/it | digests |
| we | digest |
| you | digest |
| they | digest |
| I | digested |
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| you | digested |
| he/she/it | digested |
| we | digested |
| you | digested |
| they | digested |
| I | have | digested |
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| you | have | digested |
| he/she/it | has | digested |
| we | have | digested |
| you | have | digested |
| they | have | digested |
| I | had | digested |
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| you | had | digested |
| he/she/it | had | digested |
| we | had | digested |
| you | had | digested |
| they | had | digested |
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After digesting for an extended period, the result is called digested sludge and may be disposed of by drying and then landfilling.
en.wikipedia.org First, a fixative usually acts to disable intrinsic biomoleculesparticularly proteolytic enzymeswhich otherwise digest or damage the sample.
en.wikipedia.org A lack of pancreatic digestive enzymes leaves patients unable to digest and absorb fat.
en.wikipedia.org The plants evolved to digest insects due to the oligotrophic (low level of nutrients) soil of the tepui.
en.wikipedia.org They can digest and derive nutrition from almost any organic compound.
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