Definition of immerse - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
submergeplace something completely in a liquid
- She immersed the cloth in soapy water.
2.
engrossengage deeply in an activity or subject
- He immersed himself in his studies for hours.
3.
baptismRare baptize by submerging in waterRare
- The priest immersed the child during the ceremony.
Origin of immerse
Latin, immergere (to plunge)
Terms with immerse included in their meaning
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recreation
immerse oneself in water for pleasure
immerse
thrust into liquid or penetrable substance
hygiene
immerse oneself in a tub of water for washing
work
immerse oneself into a task
immersion
immerse in liquid until saturated
swimming
immerse oneself briefly in water for pleasure or refreshment
academic focus
immerse deeply in academic work or study
swimming
immerse oneself in a liquid
religion
immerse for baptism
immersion
immerse oneself completely in tasks or responsibilities
immersion
immerse oneself deeply in an activity
enthusiasm
immerse yourself eagerly into an activity or situation
immersion
immerse deeply in a subject or activity
immerse
put something under a liquid
immersion
immerse in water to separate parts
avoidance
immerse oneself in reading to avoid reality
immersion
immerse oneself fully in an experience
actions
immerse briefly into a liquid
chemistry
immerse a substance in glycerol for preservation
immerse
put something completely under water
immersion
immerse something completely in water
Examples of immerse in a sentence
The diver immersed himself in the clear ocean. She immersed herself in the world of classical music. They immersed themselves in the local culture during their travels. They immerse the believers in the river during the ritual. The pastor will immerse the new members next Sunday.
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- French:immerger, s'investir, ...
- German:eintauchen, vertiefen, ...
- Italian:immergere, immergersi, ...
- Spanish:sumergir, sumergirse, ...
- Portuguese:mergulhar, imergir, ...
- Chinese:浸入, 专心, ...
- Japanese:浸す, 没頭する, ...
- Arabic:غَمَرَ, اِنْغَمَسَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִטְבּוֹל, לְהִתְעַמֵּק בְּ, ...
- Russian:погружать, погружаться, ...
- Ukrainian:занурювати, занурюватися, ...
- Hindi:डुबोना, तल्लीन होना, ...
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