immersed

immersed (adjective)

Meaning 1: Deeply involved or absorbed in something.

Meaning 2: Submerged or plunged into a liquid or other medium.

Usage:

- She was so immersed in her book that she didn't hear the phone ringing. (Meaning 1)

- The scuba divers were immersed in the clear blue water. (Meaning 2)

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immersed (noun)

Meaning: The act of being submerged or plunged into a liquid or other medium.

Usage:

- The immersion of the students in a foreign language program greatly improved their language skills.

Collins Dictionary

immersed (adjective)

[ɪˈmɜ:st]

adjective

1. plunged or sunk in or as if in a liquid
2. engrossed; absorbed

Derived Forms: immersible (imˈmersible) adjective, immersion (imˈmersion) noun

Oxford Dictionary

immersed (adjective)

[ɪˈmɜ:sed]

adjective

1. Involve oneself deeply in a particular activity or interest
2. Dip or submerge in a liquid

Derived Forms: immersible adjective

Examples:

1. She was so immersed in her work that she didn't notice the time passing. - 她太专心工作，没注意到时间的流逝。(Meaning 1)
2. The artist immersed the paintbrush in a jar of water. - 画家将画笔浸入水瓶中。(Meaning 2)
3. I find myself immersed in a different culture whenever I travel. - 每当我旅行时，我发现自己沉浸在不同的文化中。(Meaning 1)
4. The children were happily immersed in the swimming pool. - 孩子们正在游泳池里开心地玩耍。(Meaning 2)
5. He was immersed in his studies and rarely had time for socializing. - 他专心于学业，很少有时间社交。(Meaning 1)
6. The submarine immersed itself in the depths of the ocean. - 潜艇将自己浸入海洋的深处。(Meaning 2)
7. Her immersion in the world of theater started at a young age. - 她对戏剧世界的沉浸从小就开始了。(Noun)
8. The immersion of the food in hot oil made it crispy. - 食物在热油中的浸泡使其变得酥脆。(Noun)
9. He was so immersed in his thoughts that he didn't notice someone calling his name. - 他太陷入思考以至于没有注意到有人在叫他的名字。(Meaning 1)
10. She immersed the fabric in a dye bath to give it a vibrant color. - 她将织物浸泡在染液中，使其呈现出鲜艳的颜色。(Meaning 2)