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Definition of immersed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
submergedunder the surface of a liquid
- The diver was immersed in the water.
2.
engrosseddeeply involved or absorbed
- She was immersed in her studies all night.
3.
plantTECH. lowered or sunken relative to a surfaceTECH.
- The immersed leaves were hard to spot.
Origin of immersed
Latin, immergere (to dip into)
Terms with immersed included in their meaning
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stuck in mud
immersed in mud up to the waist
depth immersion
immersed up to the waist in thick wet earth
engagement
immersed or fully engaged in a situation
immersed
mentally immersed in an activity
creative flow
immersed in an activity with heightened creativity
concentration
mentally immersed in an activity
immersed
deeply immersed in an activity
slightly involved
immersed or involved to a small degree
challenge
immersed in a messy or challenging situation
immersed
deeply interested in the content of a book
water depth
immersed up to the hips
liquid
immersed or submerged in liquid
involvement
deeply involved or immersed in something
involvement
deeply involved or immersed in something
cooking
immersed briefly in liquid
physical immersion
immersed in something up to the knees
emotion
immersed in something deeply
emotional state
deeply immersed in a negative emotion
grief
become deeply immersed in grief
bathing
bath for sitting with hips immersed
involvement
deeply involved or immersed in something
technology
electrical device heating immersed liquid
hydrostatics
concept where immersed body displaces equal fluid volume
involvement
become deeply involved or immersed
Examples of immersed in a sentence
The artifact was immersed in a solution. He remained immersed in the novel until dawn. The artist was immersed in her painting, oblivious to the world. The immersed roots were difficult to examine. The immersed branches swayed gently underwater.
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- French:immergé, absorbé, ...
- German:eingetaucht, vertieft, ...
- Italian:immerso, assorto, ...
- Spanish:sumergido, absorto, ...
- Portuguese:submerso, absorvido, ...
- Chinese:浸没的, 专注, ...
- Japanese:水中の, 没頭している, ...
- Arabic:مَغْمُور, مُنْغَمِس, ...
- Hebrew:שָׁקוּעַ, שָׁקוּעַ כֻּלּוֹ, ...
- Russian:погружённый, погруженный, ...
- Ukrainian:занурений, захоплений, ...
- Hindi:जलमग्न, तल्लीन, ...
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)
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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