Assimilate (verb)

1. To absorb and integrate into a culture, group, or society.
2. To become similar to or to adopt the characteristics of a group, culture, or society.
3. To take in and understand information or knowledge and make it part of one's own.

Origin:

From the latin word 'assimilare' meaning to make similar, to absorb, or to adopt.

Examples:

1. The immigrants struggled to assimilate into their new country.
2. She assimilated the new information into her existing knowledge.
3. The culture assimilated the new customs and traditions.
4. The company assimilated the latest technology into their work process.
5. The student quickly assimilated into the school environment.