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Definition of submersed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
underwaterRare US located beneath the surface of the waterRare US
- The submersed rocks were hidden from view.
2.
aquatic plantsTECH. US growing entirely under waterTECH. US
- Submersed plants provide habitat for fish.
Origin of submersed
Latin, sub (under) + mergere (to dip)
Examples of submersed in a sentence
Divers explored the submersed ruins of the ancient city. The submersed vegetation supports aquatic life. Submersed leaves are adapted to underwater conditions.
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- French:immergé, aquatique, ...
- German:untergetaucht, submers, ...
- Italian:sommerso, ...
- Spanish:sumergido, acuático, ...
- Portuguese:submerso, ...
- Chinese:水下的, 水下生长的, ...
- Japanese:水中の, 水中に生える, ...
- Arabic:مَغْمُور, تَحْتِيّ المَاء, ...
- Hebrew:שָׁקוּעַ, תַּת-מַיִּמִּי, ...
- Russian:погруженный, ...
- Ukrainian:занурений, ...
- Hindi:जलमग्न, ...
Definition of submerse - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
immersetr. Dated US put something completely under watertr. Dated US
- They submersed the equipment for testing.
2.
sinkintr. Dated US go below the surface of waterintr. Dated US
- The boat began to submerse slowly.
Origin of submerse
Latin, sub (under) + mergere (to dip)
Examples of submerse in a sentence
He submersed the vegetables in boiling water. The diver submersed to explore the coral reef. The submarine can submerse quickly in an emergency.
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- French:immerger, ...
- German:untertauchen, sinken, ...
- Italian:immergere, immergersi, ...
- Spanish:sumergir, sumergirse, ...
- Portuguese:submergir, ...
- Chinese:浸入, 下沉, ...
- Japanese:沈める, 沈む, ...
- Arabic:غَمَرَ, غَاصَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִטְבּוֹל, לִשְׁקוֹעַ, ...
- Russian:погрузить, погружаться, ...
- Ukrainian:занурювати, потопати, ...
- Hindi:डुबोना, डूबना, ...
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