soak in

The phrase "soak in" can describe both physical absorption and mental immersion, making it versatile in various contexts.

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Definition

B1General

(common)To absorb a liquid completely.

Example

  • The sponge soaked in all the spilled water.

B2Learning

(informal)To fully understand or appreciate information or an experience.

Example

  • It took a while for the complex theory to soak in.

B2Experience

(informal)To immerse oneself in a situation and enjoy it fully.

Example

  • She stood on the balcony, soaking in the beautiful view.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "soak in":

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