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Meanings of engross in English
Synonyms
Examples for "engage"
Examples for "engage"
1
Just keep listening; engage with the problem, ask more and more questions.
2
View, engage, listen, read and ask as many questions as you wish.
3
However, the US would continue to engage with the organisation, he said.
4
Dr Prasad said the government should engage with unions in good faith.
5
The Australian Government should engage with South African officials, Mr Roets said.
1
In the long years ahead, I need some way to occupy myself.
2
Russian troops continue to occupy part of Georgia, although combat has stopped.
3
There are controls set within this body I happen, unfortunately, to occupy.
4
Its troops continue to occupy part of Georgia, although combat has stopped.
5
Translation: Though we've heard rumors another company may already occupy those positions.
Usage of engross in English
1
But more and more the life of the hospital would engross her.
2
The city might engross your attention so you'd be happy for months.
3
And certainly her charms are quite enough to engross her whole attention.
4
She has conferred upon another that affection which I wished to engross.
5
One pretty young woman appeared inclined to engross him entirely to herself.
6
His art had no power to amuse him or engross his thought.
7
Alice dear, you must not be selfish and engross all his time.
8
And will not such a man as this engross all your solitudes?
9
You have long had the greatest share of it; you now engross it.
10
The original settlers engross the desirable lands of the older area.
11
And always there should be books; chosen more to divert than to engross.
12
These are the two objects that engross the highest aspirations of a Chinaman.
13
He noticed, moreover, that the social gaieties of Darjeeling did not engross her.
14
Freemen are serious; they have objects at their heart worthy to engross attention.
15
He used to engross on stamped paper in a primitive spelling.
16
The archbishop talked to every one, but never seemed to engross the conversation.
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Translations for engross
Engross through the time
Engross across language varieties
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