Engelsk - Ungarsk

immerse

gb/ɪmˈɚs/ us/ɪmˈɚs/
B2 Engelsk
merít, belemerít, elmerül, közegbe helyez, bevon, borít
VERB B2
1
Bruksmønster:
immerse [something] in [liquid]
Immerse the glass in hot water to loosen the label.
Merítsd a poharat forró vízbe, hogy fellazuljon a címke.
The metal parts are immersed in oil to prevent rust.
A fém alkatrészeket olajba merítik, hogy ne rozsdásodjanak.
She immersed the cloth in dye for a deeper color.
Eksempler for deg som lærer
Immerse the brush in water.
Merítsd az ecsetet vízbe.
Immerse the tea bag in hot water.
Merítsd a teafiltert forró vízbe.
Vanlig feil:
Use the preposition in (not to): “immerse it in water.”
Betydning
put completely under liquid
Ordkombinasjoner
immerse in water |immerse in oil |immerse in liquid nitrogen |immerse the fabric |immerse the electrodes |immerse the part |immerse briefly |immerse completely |immerse the sample |immerse the container
Synonymer
submerge (Often suggests going under the surface, especially in water.) | dip (Usually means put in briefly or partly, not fully.) | soak (Emphasizes leaving in liquid for some time.)
Antonymer
remove (Take something out of a liquid rather than putting it in.) | dry (Make something free of liquid.)
Temaer
daily_life |science |cooking
Definisjon

To put something fully into water or another liquid.

To put something completely under the surface of a liquid.

VERB C1
2
Bruksmønster:
immerse [yourself/someone] in [activity/subject]
He immersed himself in learning the guitar and practiced for hours every day.
Teljesen elmerült a gitártanulásban, és minden nap órákig gyakorolt.
Once I started the novel, I was immersed in the story.
Amint elkezdtem a regényt, elmerültem a történetben.
After the meeting, she immersed herself in paperwork to catch up.
Eksempler for deg som lærer
I immersed myself in my homework.
Elmerültem a házi feladatomban.
She immersed herself in a new hobby.
Teljesen elmerült egy új hobbiban.
Vanlig feil:
Learners often omit the reflexive pronoun: common is “immerse yourself in,” not just “immerse in.”
Betydning
become deeply involved in something
Ordkombinasjoner
immerse yourself in work |immerse yourself in a book |immerse yourself in research |immerse yourself in study |immerse yourself in the project |immerse yourself in the details |immerse someone in a subject |deeply immersed |fully immersed |immerse yourself completely
Synonymer
absorb (Often used in passive (“be absorbed in”), strongly about attention.) | engross (Suggests total attention, often to a book or story.) | bury (Informal; often “bury yourself in work,” emphasizing working hard.)
Antonymer
distract (Pull attention away rather than focusing it.) | neglect (Fail to give attention rather than giving full attention.)
Temaer
work |education |emotions |arts_and_media
Definisjon

To become very focused on something and think about little else.

To become completely involved in an activity, topic, or experience so that you give it most of your attention.

VERB C1
3
Bruksmønster:
immerse [someone] in [language/culture/community]
The program immerses students in Spanish by using it in every class.
A program minden órán spanyol nyelvi közegbe helyezi a diákokat.
Living with a host family immersed her in everyday Italian culture.
A fogadócsaládnál élés a mindennapi olasz kultúra közegébe helyezte.
They moved abroad to immerse their children in the language.
Eksempler for deg som lærer
The course immerses students in English.
A tanfolyam angol nyelvi közegbe helyezi a diákokat.
Living abroad immersed him in the culture.
A külföldön élés belehelyezte őt az ottani kultúrába.
Vanlig feil:
Don’t confuse with “emigrate/immigrate”; “immerse” is about being surrounded by an experience.
Betydning
expose someone to a new environment
Ordkombinasjoner
immerse students in English |immerse someone in the culture |immerse yourself in local life |immerse children in the language |immerse learners in real-world situations |immerse in a new culture |culturally immersed |language immersion |fully immerse
Synonymer
expose (Weaker; means give contact with something, not necessarily total surrounding.) | embed (Suggests placing someone within a community or system for a period.)
Antonymer
shield (Protect someone from contact with an environment or influence.) | isolate (Keep separate rather than surrounded by a language/culture.)
Temaer
education |travel |language_learning |culture
Definisjon

To put someone in a place where they experience something all the time, especially a language or culture.

To place someone in a situation where they are surrounded by a language, culture, or way of life so they can learn it or become familiar with it quickly.

VERB C1
4
Bruksmønster:
immerse [someone] in [environment/experience/sound]
The exhibit immerses visitors in the sights and sounds of the rainforest.
A kiállítás bevonja a látogatókat az esőerdő látvány- és hangvilágába.
The lighting design immersed the stage in deep blue.
A világítás mélykék fénybe borította a színpadot.
Good sound mixing can immerse the listener in the scene.
Eksempler for deg som lærer
The museum immersed visitors in history.
A múzeum bevonta a látogatókat a történelem világába.
The game immersed me in its world.
A játék bevont a saját világába.
Vanlig feil:
In this meaning, the object is usually a person or audience (“immerse viewers”), not the thing creating the effect.
Betydning
make someone feel surrounded by something
Ordkombinasjoner
immerse the audience |immerse viewers |immerse players |immerse someone in sound |immerse someone in the atmosphere |immerse someone in the experience |immerse someone in a world |visually immerse |digitally immerse |completely immerse
Synonymer
envelop (Emphasizes surrounding someone like a covering (sound, fog, darkness).) | transport (Focuses on making someone feel mentally taken to another place.)
Antonymer
distance (Make someone feel separate rather than involved.) | alienate (Cause someone to feel disconnected from an experience.)
Temaer
arts_and_media |technology |entertainment
Definisjon

To make someone feel fully inside an experience.

To cause someone to feel completely surrounded by a place, atmosphere, or sensory experience.

Grammatikk
Oppslagsform
immerse
IPA
GB/ɪmˈɚs/
US/ɪmˈɚs/
Stavelser og trykk
im - merse (2 stavelser)
Stress on 2nd syllable (merse)
Bøyingsformer
Verb
  • Base: immerse
  • 3rd Person Singular: immerses
  • Present Participle: immersing
  • Past: immersed
Ordfamilie
Forms
immerses verb immersing verb immersed verb
Core family
immersion noun B2 immersive adjective C1
Negative and opposite forms
unimmersive adjective
Advanced or less common
immersively adverb immersiveness noun
Uttrykk

be immersed in thought

1
/bˈi ɪmˈɚst ˈɪn θˈɔt/
fixed phrase

thinking deeply about something

To be thinking very deeply.

Eksempler
  • She sat by the window, immersed in thought.
  • He walked past me, completely immersed in thought.
  • Don’t disturb her—she’s immersed in thought.
Eksempler for deg som lærer
  • He was immersed in thought.

immerse yourself in [something]

1
/ɪmˈɚs jʊɹsˈɛlf ˈɪn sˈʌmθɪŋ/
fixed phrase

focus completely on something

To become very focused on something.

Eksempler
  • To improve quickly, immerse yourself in the language every day.
  • She immersed herself in the project and forgot about the time.
  • On vacation, he immersed himself in local food and music.
Eksempler for deg som lærer
  • I immersed myself in my studies.
  • She immersed herself in a book.

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