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submersed

/səbˈmɝst/ verb

simple past and past participle of submerse

Word Origin Submerse literally means 'plunged under' — from Latin sub- 'under' and mergere 'to dip'. The root mergere gives us emerge (rise out of dipping), immerse (dip into), and emergency (a situation that 'emerges' suddenly). Submersed is the state of being underwater.

verb simple past and past participle of submerse

The diver submersed himself in the deep waters.

(动词) 浸没

潜水员将自己浸入深水中。

(verbo) sumergió; sumergido; hundió; zambulló; se hundió [Pasado simple y participio pasado de submerse (sumergir).]

El buzo se sumergió en las aguas profundas.

(verbe) a submergé; a immergé; a plongé [Prétérit simple et participe passé de « submerse » : a submergé, a immergé complètement sous l'eau.]

Le plongeur s'est immergé dans les eaux profondes.

(Verb) tauchte unter; versenkte [Einfache Vergangenheit und Partizip Perfekt des Verbs **submerse** (untertauchen, in Flüssigkeit eintauchen).]

Der Taucher **submersed** sich in die tiefen Gewässer.

(動詞) 「submerse」の過去形・過去分詞形。水中に沈める、浸すことを意味する。

ダイバーは深みに潜った。

(verbo) submergiu; submergiu-se; mergulhou; afundou; imergiu [pretérito simples e particípio passado de submerse]

O mergulhador submergiu-se nas águas profundas.

Synonyms: submerged immersed plunged dunked dipped sunk inundated deluged Antonyms: surfaced emerged rose raised
Word parts: sub + merse + ed

Related words

submersion submergence merger emergence emergency emergent immersion emersion

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