Definition of immerge - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
sciencetr. Dated plunge something into a fluid or mediumtr. Dated
- He immerged the cloth into the dye.
2.
disappearanceintr. Dated US disappear by entering into a mediumintr. Dated US
- The star immerged into the bright sunlight.
Origin of immerge
Latin, in (into) + mergere (to dip)
Examples of immerge in a sentence
To clean the artifact, they immerged it in a special solution. The submarine immerged into the deep ocean. The bird immerged into the dense forest.
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- French:plonger, disparaître, ...
- German:eintauchen, untergehen, ...
- Italian:immergere, immergersi, ...
- Spanish:sumergir, sumergirse, ...
- Portuguese:mergulhar, desaparecer, ...
- Chinese:浸入, 隐入, ...
- Japanese:浸す, 消える, ...
- Arabic:غمَسَ, اِخْتَفَى, ...
- Hebrew:לִטְבּוֹל, לְהִתְכַּסוֹת, ...
- Russian:погружать, исчезать, ...
- Ukrainian:занурювати, зникнути, ...
- Hindi:डुबाना, गायब होना, ...
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