immersion

名词沉浸; 洗礼

1. 潜心钻研;专心
    Someone's immersion in a subject is their complete involvement in it.

    e.g. ...long-term assignments that allowed them total immersion in their subjects.
           可以让他们潜心研究课题的长期任务

2. 浸没;浸泡
    Immersion of something in a liquid means putting it into the liquid so that it is completely covered.

    e.g. The wood had become swollen from prolonged immersion.
           因长时间浸泡，木头发胀了。

1. Yang became interested in Chinese calligraphy when a friend suggested he might balance his immersion in modern technology with an interest in ancient art.

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2. The emphasis on the immersion in culture and trips to different cities alongside language acquisition also brought core benefits.

3. Jiang responds that it is due to her childhood immersion in classical Chinese art.

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4. A student is tested by school teacher Ms Li during her full Chinese immersion class at Potomac Elementary School in Maryland.

5. The cage stops just short of full immersion so that the visitors can still come up for air.

6. Water came from a giant plastic barrel by the door, and was heated in vacuum flasks with an immersion heater.

7. Big shopping malls and subway routes leading to the suburbs attracted throngs of young people seeking immersion into pop culture.

8. He says he very much enjoys the inner peace he has at the temple and the joy of immersion in the Buddhist scriptures.

9. This kind of total immersion prepared him well for his plunge into a side career in musicals.

10. In these rural settings, she felt " a sense of genuine immersion in the culture " and forged strong personal connections.

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