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submersion

/səbˈmɜː.ʒən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action de plonger ou de recouvrir complètement d'eau, ou le processus consistant à mouiller quelque chose en l'immergeant.

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noun

/səbˈmɜː.ʒən/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'action de plonger ou de recouvrir complètement d'eau, ou le processus consistant à mouiller quelque chose en l'immergeant.

A noun referring to the act of sinking or being covered completely with water, or the process of wetting something by submerging it.

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  1. Complete coverage by waterB2formal

    The state or process of being fully covered or sunk beneath the surface of a liquid, especially water.

    frSubmersion

    • The submersion of the ancient city was caused by rising sea levels.
    • Prolonged submersion in cold water can lead to hypothermia.
    • The submarine remained in submersion for several hours.

    Synonymesfloodingimmersioninundationsubmergence

    Antonymesemergenceexposure

  2. Act of wetting by dippingB2formal

    The action of putting something completely into a liquid, typically water, to wet or soak it.

    frImmersion

    • The submersion of the cloth in dye gave it a rich color.
    • For this experiment, submersion of the sample in saline solution is required.
    • The chef recommended a brief submersion of the vegetables in boiling water.

    Synonymesdousingduckingimmersionsoakingsubmergence

Formes
  • submersions plural form
  • submersions' possessive plural form
  • submersion's possessive singular form
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