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Definition of emersion - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
scienceRare act of emerging from a liquid or other coveringRare
- The emersion of the submarine was watched by an eager crowd..
2.
astronomyTECH. reappearance of a celestial body after an eclipseTECH.
- The emersion of the moon was observed by astronomers.
Origin of emersion
Latin, emergere (to rise out)
Examples of emersion in a sentence
Emersion from the water took only a few seconds. The emersion of Venus was spectacular. We waited for the emersion of the star.
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- French:émersion, réapparition, ...
- German:Auftauchen, Wiedererscheinung, ...
- Italian:emersione, riemersione, ...
- Spanish:emersión, ...
- Portuguese:emergir, reaparecimento, ...
- Chinese:露出, 再现, ...
- Japanese:浮上, 出現, ...
- Arabic:خُرُوج, ...
- Hebrew:יְצִיאָה, יְצִיאָה מֵהַכְּסִיפָה, ...
- Russian:всплытие, появление, ...
- Ukrainian:вихід, ...
- Hindi:उभरना, पुनः प्रकटता, ...
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