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immersion

/ih-mur-zhuhn, -shuhn/US // ɪˈmɜr ʒən, -ʃən //UK // (ɪˈmɜːʃən) //

浸入式,沉浸式,浸泡,浸入

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : an act or instance of immersing.
    • : state of being immersed.
    • : state of being deeply engaged or involved; absorption.
    • : baptism in which the whole body of the person is submerged in the water.
    • : Also called ingress. Astronomy. the entrance of a heavenly body into an eclipse by another body, an occultation, or a transit.Compare emersion.
adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : concentrating on one course of instruction, subject, or project to the exclusion of all others for several days or weeks; intensive: an immersion course in conversational French.

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Examples

  • It was a proud moment for me—especially because I knew that this patent contained novel capabilities that were critical for a brand-new technology called immersion lithography.

  • The best soundbar is compact, easy to install, and an unbeatable way to present your movies, music, and video games with elevated volume, clarity, and immersion.

  • My sons, 6 and 8 at the time, would love this immersion into their culture, I figured.

  • Commuters benefit from the separation and solace from the chaotic and noisy outside world during their busy travels to and from work, too—and music enthusiasts enjoy the full immersion that a pair of true headphones delivers.

  • The clips are brief, so the listener does not get a thorough immersion but rather a flavor of the desperate times.

  • The irony is that we continue our immersion in the three poisons when we shop at such overpriced designer supermarkets.

  • Immersion is something that game developers discuss frequently when talking about their games, and with good reason.

  • But immersion in this realm of secrets and deception comes at a steep price, for both the protagonist and reader.

  • If they swam just as strenuously on the tenth immersion as on the first, the risk of drowning would increase dramatically.

  • It was a life-changing immersion, one I would recommend for every serious foreign journalist or businessperson.

  • Go carefully over the film with an oil-immersion lens, using a mechanical stage if available.

  • In many cases complete dissolution of the corpse is attempted by immersion in acids.

  • We shall say nothing as to the defects or merits of aspersion or sprinkling, immersion or dipping, affusion or pouring.

  • Although we were soon thoroughly exhausted with our immersion in the water, we dared not climb aboard.

  • It is neither immersion nor sprinkling nor any other mode of lustration which marks us out as God's.