reabsorber

Senses

1. 1.

   to reabsorb

   to absorb again; to take in or soak up something a second time

2. 2.

   to reabsorb (physiological)

   in medicine/biology, for an organism or tissue to absorb back a substance previously secreted or expelled

Examples

• "El cuerpo reabsorbe el líquido cerebroespinal para mantener el equilibrio."

  The body reabsorbs cerebrospinal fluid to maintain balance.

• "Los riñones reabsorben nutrientes esenciales durante la filtración."

  The kidneys reabsorb essential nutrients during filtration.

• "La piel puede reabsorber la humedad del ambiente."

  The skin can reabsorb moisture from the environment.

Usage

This is a technical/scientific term, most commonly used in medical and biological contexts. It follows the regular conjugation pattern of first-conjugation verbs (like 'absorber'). The prefix 're-' emphasizes the repetition or return of the absorbing action.