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digest
sustantivo [ˈdaɪdʒest]
1. resumen (m) (summary)
verbo transitivo [dɪˈdʒest]
2. digerir (also sentido figurado)

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digest [dai-yest]
sustantivo
1. Digesto, recopilación de las decisiones de la jurisprudencia romana; también, resumen o extracto de escritos literarios u otros.
2. Compendio (summary); boletín, revista (journal).
1. Digerir el alimento en el estómago para convertirlo en quimo y quilo (food).
2. Digerir, pensar, meditar, rumiar.
3. Digerir, sufrir con paciencia, tragar o tolerar una afrenta (assimilate mentally).
4. Digerir, ordenar, disponer, distribuir, colocar.
5. (Quim.) Digerir, cocer alguna cosa por medio de un calor templado.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
6. (Quím.) Ser preparado por medio del calor y de la humedad para ulterior manipulación. (m)
7. Supurar. (Cirugía) (m)
va.

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digest
verb:transitive
[daɪˈdʒest]
1 [+food] digerir
easy to digest fácil de digerir
2 (assimilate) [+information, news] asimilar; digerir
he looked round for somewhere he could sit down and digest the letter's contents in peace she spent a long time looking at it and digesting what it meant consumers have yet to digest what the tax changes mean for them
3 (summarize) resumir
Coming up after the news, we digest the week's events with Daniel Schorr
verb:intransitive
[daɪˈdʒest] digerir
you should eat carbohydrates which are low in fat because these digest more quickly
noun
[ˈdaɪdʒest]
1 (summary) resumen (m)
2 (journal) boletín (m)
the Architectural Digest the Reader's Digest the regular digest from the Central Statistical Agency
3 (Jur) digesto (m); recopilación (f) de leyes

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Verb Conjugation for "digest"

Imperative
  • digest
  • you digest
  • he/she digests
  • we digest
  • you digest
  • they digest
Preterite
  • I digested
  • you digested
  • he/she digested
  • we digested
  • you digested
  • they digested
Present Continuous
  • I am digesting
  • you are digesting
  • he/she is digesting
  • we are digesting
  • you are digesting
  • they are digesting
Present Perfect
  • I have digested
  • you have digested
  • he/she has digested
  • we have digested
  • you have digested
  • they have digested
Past Continuous
  • I was digesting
  • you were digesting
  • he/she was digesting
  • we were digesting
  • you were digesting
  • they were digesting
Past Perfect
  • I had digested
  • you had digested
  • he/she had digested
  • we had digested
  • you had digested
  • they had digested
Future
  • I will digest
  • you will digest
  • he/she will digest
  • we will digest
  • you will digest
  • they will digest
Future Perfect
  • I will have digested
  • you will have digested
  • he/she will have digested
  • we will have digested
  • you will have digested
  • they will have digested
Future Continuous
  • I will be digesting
  • you will be digesting
  • he/she will be digesting
  • we will be digesting
  • you will be digesting
  • they will be digesting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been digesting
  • you have been digesting
  • he/she has been digesting
  • we have been digesting
  • you have been digesting
  • they have been digesting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been digesting
  • you will have been digesting
  • he/she will have been digesting
  • we will have been digesting
  • you will have been digesting
  • they will have been digesting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been digesting
  • you had been digesting
  • he/she had been digesting
  • we had been digesting
  • you had been digesting
  • they had been digesting
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