digest - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of digest in Hindi

  • संग्रह
  • सार
  • संक्षेप
  • संकलन
  • ख़ुलासा
  • सारांश
  • सार-संग्रह
  • सार पुस्तिका

verb

  • पचाना
  • हज़म करना
  • समझकर सीखना
  • सीख लेना
  • दिल में घर कर लेना

digest Definition

Verb

  • break down (food) in the alimentary canal into substances that can be absorbed and used by the body.

Noun

  • a compilation or summary of material or information.
  • a substance or mixture obtained by digestion

digest Example

  • A digest of cloned DNA ( क्लोन डीएनए का पाचन )
  • She might need time to digest things. ( उसे चीजों को पचाने के लिए समय की आवश्यकता हो सकती है। )
  • Her head hurt again, this time from trying to digest what he was telling her. ( उसके सिर में फिर से चोट लगी, इस बार वह जो कह रहा था उसे पचाने की कोशिश कर रहा था। )
  • Stunned, she was silent, trying to digest what he was saying. ( स्तब्ध, वह चुप थी, वह जो कह रहा था उसे पचाने की कोशिश कर रही थी। )
  • Jule looked around Yully's room, trying to digest everything he was learning about himself. ( जूल ने यूली के कमरे के चारों ओर देखा, जो कुछ वह अपने बारे में सीख रहा था उसे पचाने की कोशिश कर रहा था। )

More Sentence

  • Evelyn watched her digest the information.
  • Allow him to digest the news.
  • After the boa constrictor consumed the pig, it took almost a week for the food to digest.  
  • Stomach acid assists with helping the food to digest before it passes to the small intestines for further action.  
  • If your stomach can’t digest its food, you may want to eat smaller portions of food at mealtimes.  
  • Every Thanksgiving meal challenges my body by making it difficult to digest all the food I ate in such a short period of time.  
  • Just give me two minutes to digest this piece of charcoal, he said, biting into the blackened toast.
  • A digest of cloned DNA
  • She might need time to digest things.
  • Her head hurt again, this time from trying to digest what he was telling her.
  • Stunned, she was silent, trying to digest what he was saying.
  • Jule looked around Yully's room, trying to digest everything he was learning about himself.
  • Evelyn watched her digest the information.
  • Allow him to digest the news.
  • After the boa constrictor consumed the pig, it took almost a week for the food to digest.  
  • Stomach acid assists with helping the food to digest before it passes to the small intestines for further action.  
  • If your stomach can’t digest its food, you may want to eat smaller portions of food at mealtimes.  
  • Every Thanksgiving meal challenges my body by making it difficult to digest all the food I ate in such a short period of time.  
  • Just give me two minutes to digest this piece of charcoal, he said, biting into the blackened toast.
  • The meds in her system, the weakness from her injury, the night itself was too much for her to digest fully.
  • Viacom also is trying to digest its takeover of Blockbuster Entertainment.
  • "That's not the way folks digest it.
  • No one said anything, as we were trying to digest what he had said.
  • Mousavi then turned around and left Qalibaf to digest his directives.
  • Once you had an experience, you lie down and digest that experience.
  • This tiny chemical solution begins to slowly digest the protective.
  • He paused giving Kev time to digest this information before going on.
  • Just some things that Hudson told me I’m still trying to digest.
  • If you cannot digest dairy products, this can cause you to have acne.
  • For instance, we all need to be able to digest and metabolize protein.
  • Halfshaft stared at the wolf for a few seconds, trying to digest this.
  • Those five facts are the bile with which I digest the events of my day.
  • How can you not listen and digest what the man says?
  • It will take time for the city to digest the report.
  • In the current newsletter, " CBMR Digest,"
  • There is just too much to digest here for one sitting.
  • Perhaps it's just too soon to digest it all.
  • This program was voted Best of the Best by Parents Digest.
  • Sure, we can't digest ya, beloved olestra,
  • It's difficult to see digest in a sentence .
  • Michigan's growth has been almost too fast to digest.
  • The point is to hear all the facts and digest it,
  • If the purpose of food is nourishment and the purpose of marriage is the family, the whole question resolves itself into not eating more than one can digest, and not having more wives or husbands than are needed for the family--that is, one wife or one husband.
  • Sofia stepped out of her way, trying hard to digest what she'd seen.
  • A digest of their findings

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