1 soak up (something) or soak (something) up : to take in (liquid) : ABSORB, The rag soaked up most of the water. This kind of paper soaks up ink easily. 2 : to enjoy feeling or experiencing (something pleasant) in usually a slow or relaxed way, We went to the beach and soaked up the sun/sunshine all afternoon. I sat at my table for an hour soaking up [=savoring] the atmosphere of the café. The performers stood on the stage, soaking up the applause. 3 : to learn and remember (something) quickly, He eagerly soaked up [=took in] every word she said. She has an ability to soak up new information very quickly. 4 : to use a large amount of (money, supplies, etc.), This project is soaking up resources that could be used elsewhere.


ˈspaɪɹ.əl


ˈpleɪs ˈsɛt.ɪŋ


ˈgloʊ.bəˌlaɪz
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ˈsoʊk ˈʌp

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