Definition of resorb in English:

resorb

verb rɪˈsɔːb-ˈzôrb

[with object]technical

1Absorb (something) again.
〈技〉再吸收，再吸入；吸回
the ability to resorb valuable solutes from the urine
从尿液中再吸收有价值溶质的能力。
Example sentencesExamples
- Most or all of these narrow exozones were resorbed in turn from the outside inwardly and new colony growth cycles of endozone and narrow exozone were developed around the new tips that increased the lengths of growing branches.
- Over a period of 1 week the air bubble is resorbed and replaced by fluids created within the eye.
- In their novel gas retention regime, soluble gases are resorbed back into the glass rather than expelled out of the compacting deposit.
- When nutrients are resorbed from senescing leaves, they are transported from the entire area of a leaf blade to a single output point at the base of the petiole.
- The best galena crystals were those recovered from the gold/sphalerite ore, where bright, partially resorbed crystals to 4 mm occurred on larger sphalerite crystals and were associated with hoppered gold crystals.
1. 1.1Physiology Remove (cells, or a tissue or structure) by gradual breakdown into component materials and dispersal in the circulation.
  〔生理〕消溶，吸回（细胞或组织或结构）
  bone tissue will be resorbed
  骨组织将被吸回。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Bone is continually laid down and also resorbed.
  Furthermore, it will be resorbed if it is not needed and conversely will develop where it is required.
  The pus can either drain from the surface or be slowly resorbed.
  Here, we can observe dentine tubules around which the apatite has been partially resorbed.
  When adjacent to host bone, the allograft remodeled and incorporated; when isolated within the fatty medullary canal, it was more likely to be completely resorbed.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin resorbere, from re- (expressing intensive force) + sorbere 'absorb'.

Definition of resorb in US English:

resorb

verb-ˈzôrb

[with object]technical

1Absorb (something) again.
〈技〉再吸收，再吸入；吸回
the ability to resorb valuable solutes from the urine
从尿液中再吸收有价值溶质的能力。
Example sentencesExamples
- The best galena crystals were those recovered from the gold/sphalerite ore, where bright, partially resorbed crystals to 4 mm occurred on larger sphalerite crystals and were associated with hoppered gold crystals.
- When nutrients are resorbed from senescing leaves, they are transported from the entire area of a leaf blade to a single output point at the base of the petiole.
- Most or all of these narrow exozones were resorbed in turn from the outside inwardly and new colony growth cycles of endozone and narrow exozone were developed around the new tips that increased the lengths of growing branches.
- Over a period of 1 week the air bubble is resorbed and replaced by fluids created within the eye.
- In their novel gas retention regime, soluble gases are resorbed back into the glass rather than expelled out of the compacting deposit.
1. 1.1Physiology Remove (cells, or a tissue or structure) by gradual breakdown into component materials and dispersal in the circulation.
  〔生理〕消溶，吸回（细胞或组织或结构）
  bone tissue will be resorbed
  骨组织将被吸回。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Bone is continually laid down and also resorbed.
  Here, we can observe dentine tubules around which the apatite has been partially resorbed.
  When adjacent to host bone, the allograft remodeled and incorporated; when isolated within the fatty medullary canal, it was more likely to be completely resorbed.
  The pus can either drain from the surface or be slowly resorbed.
  Furthermore, it will be resorbed if it is not needed and conversely will develop where it is required.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin resorbere, from re- (expressing intensive force) + sorbere ‘absorb’.

词汇	resorb
释义	Definition of resorb in English: resorb verb rɪˈsɔːb-ˈzôrb [with object]technical 1Absorb (something) again. 〈技〉再吸收，再吸入；吸回 the ability to resorb valuable solutes from the urine 从尿液中再吸收有价值溶质的能力。 Example sentencesExamples Most or all of these narrow exozones were resorbed in turn from the outside inwardly and new colony growth cycles of endozone and narrow exozone were developed around the new tips that increased the lengths of growing branches. Over a period of 1 week the air bubble is resorbed and replaced by fluids created within the eye. In their novel gas retention regime, soluble gases are resorbed back into the glass rather than expelled out of the compacting deposit. When nutrients are resorbed from senescing leaves, they are transported from the entire area of a leaf blade to a single output point at the base of the petiole. The best galena crystals were those recovered from the gold/sphalerite ore, where bright, partially resorbed crystals to 4 mm occurred on larger sphalerite crystals and were associated with hoppered gold crystals. 1.1Physiology Remove (cells, or a tissue or structure) by gradual breakdown into component materials and dispersal in the circulation. 〔生理〕消溶，吸回（细胞或组织或结构） bone tissue will be resorbed 骨组织将被吸回。 Example sentencesExamples Bone is continually laid down and also resorbed. Furthermore, it will be resorbed if it is not needed and conversely will develop where it is required. The pus can either drain from the surface or be slowly resorbed. Here, we can observe dentine tubules around which the apatite has been partially resorbed. When adjacent to host bone, the allograft remodeled and incorporated; when isolated within the fatty medullary canal, it was more likely to be completely resorbed. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin resorbere, from re- (expressing intensive force) + sorbere 'absorb'. Definition of resorb in US English: resorb verb-ˈzôrb [with object]technical 1Absorb (something) again. 〈技〉再吸收，再吸入；吸回 the ability to resorb valuable solutes from the urine 从尿液中再吸收有价值溶质的能力。 Example sentencesExamples The best galena crystals were those recovered from the gold/sphalerite ore, where bright, partially resorbed crystals to 4 mm occurred on larger sphalerite crystals and were associated with hoppered gold crystals. When nutrients are resorbed from senescing leaves, they are transported from the entire area of a leaf blade to a single output point at the base of the petiole. Most or all of these narrow exozones were resorbed in turn from the outside inwardly and new colony growth cycles of endozone and narrow exozone were developed around the new tips that increased the lengths of growing branches. Over a period of 1 week the air bubble is resorbed and replaced by fluids created within the eye. In their novel gas retention regime, soluble gases are resorbed back into the glass rather than expelled out of the compacting deposit. 1.1Physiology Remove (cells, or a tissue or structure) by gradual breakdown into component materials and dispersal in the circulation. 〔生理〕消溶，吸回（细胞或组织或结构） bone tissue will be resorbed 骨组织将被吸回。 Example sentencesExamples Bone is continually laid down and also resorbed. Here, we can observe dentine tubules around which the apatite has been partially resorbed. When adjacent to host bone, the allograft remodeled and incorporated; when isolated within the fatty medullary canal, it was more likely to be completely resorbed. The pus can either drain from the surface or be slowly resorbed. Furthermore, it will be resorbed if it is not needed and conversely will develop where it is required. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin resorbere, from re- (expressing intensive force) + sorbere ‘absorb’.
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