soak up something
Definition
› to absorb or enjoy something that exists around you: I just want to lie on the beach and soak up the sun. She soaks up everything that’s said in class.
(Definition of soak up something from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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- soak up something phrasal verb
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soak v CHARGE
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soak v MAKE WET
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