immersion

A noun referring to the act of being deeply involved or submerged in something, such as a liquid, an activity, or a state of complete attention.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее акт глубокого погружения или вовлечения во что-либо, например, в жидкость, деятельность или состояние полного внимания.esSustantivo que denota la acción de sumergirse profundamente o involucrarse por completo en algo, como un líquido, una actividad o un estado de atención total.frNom désignant l'action de plonger profondément ou de s'engager pleinement dans quelque chose, comme un liquide, une activité ou un état de complète attention.deSubstantiv, das den Akt des tiefen Eintauchens oder Einbezogenseins in etwas bezeichnet, z. B. in eine Flüssigkeit, eine Tätigkeit oder einen Zustand voller Aufmerksamkeit.ptSubstantivo que designa o ato de mergulhar profundamente ou se envolver totalmente em algo, como um líquido, uma atividade ou um estado de atenção plena.zh名词，指将某物完全浸入液体中的动作，也指全身心投入某项活动或某种状态、全神贯注的专注。arاسم يدل على عملية الغمر العميق أو الاندماج الكامل في شيء ما، كالغمر في سائل أو الانغماس في نشاط أو حالة من التركيز التام.

1. Submersion in liquid B2 formal

   The act of being completely covered by a liquid, especially water.

   • The scientist studied the effects of immersion in cold water.
   • Full immersion in the pool is required for the swimming test.
   • The baptism involved complete immersion in the river.

   ruПогружениеesInmersión en líquidofrImmersion dans un liquidedeEintauchen in FlüssigkeitptImersãozh浸没arالغمر في السائل

   Sinónimos: dousingsubmersion

   Antónimos: emergenceextractionremovalwithdrawal

2. Astronomical disappearance C1 formal

   The moment when a celestial body moves behind another and becomes hidden, such as during an eclipse.

   • The immersion of the moon began at exactly 8:15 PM.
   • Astronomers recorded the precise time of the planet's immersion.
   • During a solar eclipse, the immersion of the sun is a spectacular event.

   ruПогружение (астрономическое)esInmersión (astronomía)frImmersion (astronomie)deImmersion (Astronomie)ptImersão (astronômica)zh掩始arالغروب (فلكي)

   Sinónimos: ingress

   Antónimos: emersion

3. Deep mental focus B2 formal

   Complete concentration or intense mental engagement in an activity.

   • Her immersion in the novel made her lose track of time.
   • The game offers total immersion in a fantasy world.
   • Deep immersion in his work often leads to late nights.

   ruГлубокая умственная сосредоточенностьesInmersión mentalfrImmersion mentaledeTiefe geistige KonzentrationptConcentração mental profundazh深度专注arتركيز ذهني عميق

   Sinónimos: absorptionattentioncaptivationconcentrationengrossmentfocusinvolvementpreoccupation

4. Baptismal rite B2 formal

   A form of baptism where the person is partially or fully submerged in water.

   • The church practices baptism by full immersion.
   • Immersion is a common practice in many Christian denominations.
   • The ceremony included the immersion of the infant in a small pool.

   ruПогружениеesInmersión bautismalfrImmersion baptismaledeImmersionstaufeptImersão batismalzh浸礼arالتغطيس

   Sinónimos: baptismsubmergencesubmersion

5. Wetting by submerging B1 formal

   The action of wetting something by putting it completely into a liquid.

   • The immersion of the fabric in dye changed its color.
   • For cleaning, immersion in soapy water is recommended.
   • The chef used immersion in broth to flavor the meat.

   ruПогружениеesInmersión (acción de mojar sumergiendo)frImmersion par submersiondeEintauchenptImersãozh浸没arالغَمْس

   Sinónimos: dousingplungesoakingsubmergencesubmersion

• immersions plural form
• immersions' possessive plural form
• immersion's possessive singular form