immersive
gb/ˈɪmɚsɪv/ us/ˈɪmɚsɪv/
C1
英語
語義
0件の語義
adjective
C1
property
1
surrounding and deeply involving
making you feel as if you are inside an experience or part of a world
用法パターン：
immersive [experience/environment/game/exhibition]
よくある間違い：
It usually describes an experience, environment, or medium, not a person. Say "an immersive game," not usually "an immersive person."
類義語
enveloping (emphasizes surrounding the senses)
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all-encompassing (suggests complete involvement, slightly stronger)
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interactive (emphasizes user participation; not always fully immersive)
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experiential (focuses on direct experience rather than observation)
対義語
non-immersive (lacking the quality of surrounding or involving the participant)
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passive (involving little active participation or sense of presence)
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detached (keeping the viewer emotionally or physically separate)
コロケーション
immersive experience
|immersive environment
|immersive game
|immersive exhibition
|immersive installation
|immersive world
|immersive VR
|immersive design
|immersive storytelling
|immersive technology
テーマ
technology
|entertainment
|art
|media
例文
- The headset creates an immersive world that reacts to the player's movements.
- The exhibition uses sound, light, and projections to create an immersive environment.
- Visitors described the new planetarium show as immersive and surprisingly emotional.
学習者向け例文
- The game is very immersive.
- The museum has an immersive room with music and lights.
adjective
C1
property
2
deeply absorbing and engaging
so interesting and detailed that it pulls you into it
用法パターン：
immersive [story/novel/film/game]
よくある間違い：
Do not use "immersive" for every enjoyable thing; it suggests being strongly drawn into a story, world, or activity.
類義語
engrossing (strongly holds your attention)
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absorbing (makes you concentrate deeply)
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captivating (suggests charm or fascination)
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compelling (suggests a strong reason to keep watching, reading, or listening)
対義語
dull (boring and unable to hold attention)
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unengaging (does not draw the audience in)
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flat (lacking depth, energy, or emotional effect)
コロケーション
immersive novel
|immersive story
|immersive narrative
|immersive film
|immersive documentary
|immersive soundtrack
|immersive reading experience
|immersive gameplay
|immersive universe
|immersive fantasy world
テーマ
media
|entertainment
|literature
|emotions
例文
- Her immersive writing makes the city feel alive.
- The series has an immersive atmosphere that keeps viewers watching late into the night.
- The game is praised for its immersive story and richly detailed characters.
学習者向け例文
- It is an immersive book.
- The movie was immersive, and I forgot about my phone.
adjective
C1
property
3
using full-exposure learning
teaching by putting learners directly into the language or situation they are learning
用法パターン：
immersive [course/program/training/classroom]
よくある間違い：
The noun is usually "immersion": say "language immersion" or "an immersive language program," not "a language immersive."
類義語
immersion-based (more explicit and common in educational contexts)
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experiential (emphasizes learning by doing)
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intensive (emphasizes amount or speed of study, not necessarily full exposure)
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hands-on (emphasizes practical activity)
対義語
lecture-based (mainly taught through lectures rather than active participation)
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traditional (uses conventional classroom methods)
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textbook-based (focused mainly on written materials rather than real use)
コロケーション
immersive course
|immersive training
|immersive language program
|immersive classroom
|immersive learning environment
|immersive workshop
|immersive boot camp
|immersive internship
|immersive study abroad program
|immersive onboarding
テーマ
education
|language_learning
|training
例文
- The school offers an immersive Spanish program where students use Spanish all day.
- New employees complete an immersive training week before they start working with clients.
- The medical students practiced difficult procedures in an immersive simulation lab.
学習者向け例文
- She joined an immersive English course.
- The training is immersive, so students practice every day.
文法
辞書形
immersive
IPA
GB/ˈɪmɚsɪv/
US/ˈɪmɚsɪv/
音節・強勢
im - mers - ive （3音節）
Stress on 1st syllable (im)
活用形
Adjective
- Base: immersive
表現
immersive art
1/ˈɪmɚsɪv ˈɑɹt/
fixed phrase
art surrounding the viewer
art that you can feel surrounded by or walk into
例文
- The gallery is known for immersive art that fills entire rooms with light and sound.
- Visitors can walk through the immersive art installation and control parts of it with their movements.
- Some critics argue that immersive art can be spectacular but shallow.
immersive audio
1/ˈɪmɚsɪv ˈɔdioʊ/
fixed phrase
technical
sound from all around
sound that feels as if it is all around you
例文
- The film uses immersive audio to make the storm seem to move across the room.
- Many new headphones support immersive audio for games and music.
- The installation combines low lighting with immersive audio.
immersive experience
1/ˈɪmɚsɪv ɪkspˈɪɹiəns/
fixed phrase
fully involving designed activity
an activity that makes you feel as if you are inside it or part of it
例文
- The museum opened an immersive experience about life in ancient Egypt.
- The company created an immersive experience to introduce customers to its new car.
- For many fans, the concert felt less like a normal show and more like an immersive experience.
immersive learning
1/ˈɪmɚsɪv lˈɚnɪŋ/
fixed phrase
learning through full participation
learning by being placed inside a language, subject, or realistic situation
例文
- Immersive learning helps language students practice conversations in realistic situations.
- The hospital uses immersive learning to prepare nurses for emergencies.
- Some online platforms combine video, role-play, and feedback to create immersive learning.
immersive media
1/ˈɪmɚsɪv mˈidiə/
fixed phrase
technical
interactive surrounding media
media that makes the audience feel surrounded by the story or environment
例文
- The festival includes a section for immersive media, including VR films and 360-degree documentaries.
- Journalists are experimenting with immersive media to show what life is like in conflict zones.
- Students in the course learn how to design immersive media for museums and games.
immersive simulation
1/ˈɪmɚsɪv sˌɪmjəlˈeɪʃən/
fixed phrase
technical
realistic practice environment
a realistic practice situation that makes users feel as if they are really there
例文
- Pilots train in an immersive simulation before flying the aircraft.
- The emergency team used an immersive simulation to practice responding to a chemical spill.
- Researchers built an immersive simulation of a busy hospital ward.
immersive technology
1/ˈɪmɚsɪv tɛknˈɑləd͡ʒi/
fixed phrase
technical
presence-creating digital technology
technology that makes a digital world feel real or close around you
例文
- The lab tests immersive technology such as VR headsets and motion-tracking gloves.
- Retailers are using immersive technology to let customers preview products at home.
- Universities are investing in immersive technologies for science and medical training.
immersive theatre
1/ˈɪmɚsɪv θˈiətɚ/
fixed phrase
audience-inside performance
theatre where the audience is inside the action, not just watching from seats
例文
- In immersive theatre, audience members may follow different characters through different rooms.
- The production combines dance, music, and immersive theatre.
- She prefers immersive theatre because it feels more personal than a traditional stage play.