Immerse Meaning in English

word

US

ˌɪˈmɝs

ih-MURS

UK

ɪmˈɜːs

ih-MURS

परिभाषा

To put something completely under a liquid, or to become deeply involved in an activity or experience.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Often used literally for putting something in liquid ('immerse the sponge') or figuratively for total focus ('immerse yourself in work'). Formal and academic. Common collocations: 'immerse in water', 'immerse yourself in'. Not usually used for brief or shallow involvement.

• Spanish: sumergir - involucrarse totalmente
• Portuguese (BR): imersão - mergulhar (líquido ou atividade)
• Portuguese (PT): imersão - mergulhar (líquido ou atividade)
• Chinese (Simplified): 沉浸 - 浸入（水中/活动中）
• Chinese (Traditional): 沉浸 - 浸入（水中/活動中）
• Hindi: डुबोना - पूरी तरह लीन होना
• Arabic: يغمر - ينغمس بالكامل
• Bengali: ডুবানো - নিমজ্জিত করা
• Russian: погружать - окунать - погружаться (переносн.)
• Japanese: 浸す - 没頭する
• Vietnamese: nhúng - đắm chìm
• Korean: 담그다 - 몰두하다
• Turkish: daldırmak - kendini kaptırmak
• Urdu: ڈبونا - غرق ہونا
• Indonesian: merendam - tenggelam (dalam aktivitas)

उदाहरण वाक्य

Please immerse the vegetables in water.

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He likes to immerse himself in his studies.

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Do not immerse the phone in water.

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When I travel, I try to immerse myself in the local culture.

natural

To really learn a language, you should immerse yourself in it as much as possible.

natural

She was so immersed in her book that she missed dinner.

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