immerse

• Verbo que significa sumergir algo en un líquido o, en sentido figurado, involucrarse profundamente en una actividad, tema o experiencia.

A verb used to indicate the act of deeply involving oneself in an activity, subject, or experience, or of submerging something in a liquid.

1. Submerge in liquidB2formal

   To thrust or throw something into a liquid so that it is completely covered.

   Sumergir en líquido

   • She immersed the cloth in cold water to clean it.
   • The scientist immersed the sample in a chemical solution.
   • He immersed his hands in the warm soapy water.

   Sinónimosbathedipdouseduckdunkplungesoaksousesteepsubmerge

2. Engage deeplyB2formal

   To devote oneself fully to an activity or interest.

   Sumergirse en una actividad

   • She immersed herself in her studies for the final exam.
   • He immersed himself in the local culture during his travels.
   • The author immersed himself in writing his new novel.

   Sinónimosabsorbburyengageengrossinvolveoccupy

   Antónimosdetachdisengagedistractwithdraw

3. Envelop completelyC1formal

   To enclose or envelop something completely, as if by swallowing.

   sumergir

   • The fog immersed the entire valley in a thick blanket.
   • Darkness immersed the room as the lights went out.
   • The crowd was immersed in a sea of excitement.

   Sinónimosburydrownengulfenvelopsubmergeswallowswamp

4. Cause to be immersedC1formal

   To cause someone or something to be placed into a particular state or condition.

   Sumergir (en un estado)

   • The teacher immersed the students in a new language environment.
   • The program immerses participants in real-world business scenarios.
   • The documentary immerses viewers in the life of the artist.

   Sinónimosabsorbburydipdrenchengrossengulffloodinundateinvolveplungepreoccupysinksoaksteepsubmergeswamp

   Antónimosdisengageextractremovewithdraw