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1 immergere
immerse, dip( lasciare immerso) soak* * *immergere v.tr.1 to immerse; to dip; (tuffare) to plunge (anche fig.): immergere le mani nell'acqua, to immerse (o to dip) one's hands in water; immergere un pennino nell'inchiostro, to dip a nib in ink; gli immerse il pugnale nel cuore, she plunged the dagger into his heart; il guasto elettrico immerse la stanza nell'oscurità, the power failure plunged the room into darkness; l'insuccesso lo immerse in una crisi di sconforto, failure plunged him into depression2 (mat.) to embed.◘ immergersi v.rifl.1 to plunge; (spec. di sottomarino) to submerge; (tuffarsi) to dive*: immergere nell'acqua, to plunge into the water; il sottomarino si immerse, the submarine submerged; si immerse per cercar perle, he dived for pearls2 (estens.) to disappear (into), to be swallowed up (by): immergere nelle tenebre, to be swallowed up by the shadows // immergere nel sonno, (fig.) to fall fast asleep3 (fig.) (dedicarsi con grande impegno) to immerse oneself, to plunge, to give* oneself up (to sthg.): immergere nello studio, nei piaceri, to give oneself up completely to study, to pleasure.* * *1. [im'mɛrdʒere]vb irreg vt(gen) to immerse, plungeimmergere in acqua — (mani) to put in water, (stoffa) to soak in water
immerso nello studio — immersed o absorbed in one's studies
2. vr (immergersi)to plunge, (sommergibile) to dive, submergeimmergersi in fig — to immerse o.s. in, become absorbed in
* * *[im'mɛrdʒere] 1.verbo transitivo1) to immerse, to dip2) (conficcare) to plunge2.verbo pronominale immergersi1) [sottomarino, palombaro] to dive, to plunge2) sport to dive- rsi in — to submerge oneself in, to get o become absorbed in, to lose oneself in [pensieri, lettura]; to bury oneself in [ lavoro]
* * *immergere/im'mεrdʒere/ [19]1 to immerse, to dip2 (conficcare) to plungeII immergersi verbo pronominale1 [sottomarino, palombaro] to dive, to plunge2 sport to dive3 (dedicarsi completamente) - rsi in to submerge oneself in, to get o become absorbed in, to lose oneself in [pensieri, lettura]; to bury oneself in [ lavoro]. -
2 immergere
1. [im'mɛrdʒere]vb irreg vt(gen) to immerse, plungeimmergere in acqua — (mani) to put in water, (stoffa) to soak in water
immerso nello studio — immersed o absorbed in one's studies
2. vr (immergersi)to plunge, (sommergibile) to dive, submergeimmergersi in fig — to immerse o.s. in, become absorbed in
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