absorb (something/someone) in(to)



absorb (something/someone) in(to)

1. To integrate into a new environment or situation. At least the new company has been able to absorb all of the old employees into its corporate structure
2. To draw or pull a liquid into a porous item. The paper towel quickly absorbed the liquid into itself.
See also: absorb

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
AbigailAB-i-gayl (English), AH-bee-giel (German)English, German, Biblical, Biblical Latin
Anzhelina-Russian
Jelica-Serbian, Croatian
Sabelasa-BEL-aGalician
CainKAYN (English)Biblical, Biblical Latin
Clementina[klemən'ti:nə]