immersing 的定义
im·mersed, im·mers·ing.
- to plunge into or place under a liquid; dip; sink.
- to involve deeply; absorb: She is totally immersed in her law practice.
- to baptize by immersion.
- to embed; bury.
immersing 近义词
submerge in liquid
become deeply involved
更多immersing例句
- Thanks to Jung, Pauli had become immersed in the studies of mysticism, numerology, and ancient symbolism.
- I was immersed in the tech world and quickly realized there was a huge gap in brand creative for tech companies.
- So being able to get out and actually immerse yourself in the experience of the place is really important.
- He spent the next several years immersed not only in the biographies of the founders but also in their reading lists.
- In the end, we decided that being immersed in the current pandemic was enough for us.
- Then, right before last Christmas, she spent four months completely immersing herself in the role.
- But he's immersing himself, creating the density of felt detail from which fine performances emerge.
- I was wondering if immersing yourself in this period shed any light on the current historical moment.
- [Laughs] So this idea of immersing yourself in a band was a refuge of sorts.
- "It's really part of my philosophy of immersing the reader," said Martin.
- A grindstone with one side harder than the other can have its flinty side softened by immersing that part in boiled linseed oil.
- For zinc, clean the plate by immersing in water that has a small amount of sulphuric acid in it.
- Chill outside of blanched fruit by immersing a few minutes in a large vessel of cold water.
- In this case, the deposition of silver may be hastened by immersing the vessel to be silvered in warm water.
- As the tissues relax, the feathers may be pulled easily from the skin without immersing the bird in hot water.