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submerging

UK
/səbˈmɜːdʒɪŋ/
US
/səbˈmɜrdʒɪŋ/

Translations

submergingnoun
submergings
pl
The submerging of the coastal areas was a result of the rising sea levels.
La submersion des zones côtières était due à la montée du niveau de la mer.
Additional translations
immersionEmployé selon le contexte, notamment quand il s’agit du fait d’être plongé dans l’eau.
Synonyms
immersion
inundation
flooding
dousing
engulfing
sinking
drenching
Antonyms
surfacing
emergence
submerginggerund / present participle
UK
/səbˈmɜː.dʒɪŋ/
US
/səbˈmɝː.dʒɪŋ/
submergentAdjectif de type participe présent; s’emploie pour ce qui submerge ou contribue à submerger.
The submerging roots of the mangroves provide shelter for fish.
Les racines submergentes des mangroves offrent un abri aux poissons.
Additional translations
immergéSelon le contexte, pour dire « situé sous l’eau ».
submergeverb

submerging

Gerund

submerged
Past Simple
submerged
Past Participle
submerging
Gerund
UK
/səbˈmɜːdʒ/
US
/səbˈmɜrdʒ/
The diver submerged the camera to capture images of the coral reef.
Le plongeur a immergé l'appareil photo pour prendre des images du récif corallien.
The city was submerged in darkness during the power outage.
La ville a été submergée dans l'obscurité pendant la panne de courant.
Additional translations
s'immergerSens réfléchi : se plonger complètement dans une activité ou une situation.
Synonyms
dunk
deluge
cover
submerse
engulf
sink
immerse
plunge
Antonyms
emerge
submergegerund / present participle

submerging

Used attributively for things currently sinking or being placed under water.
Additional translations
submergeantParticipe présent adjectival.

Definitions

submergingnoun
The act or process of sinking or being covered with water.
The submerging of the coastal areas was a result of the rising sea levels.
submerginggerund / present participle
Relating to or characterized by the act of submerging; that submerges or is situated underwater.
The submerging roots of the mangroves provide shelter for fish.
submergeverb
To cause something to be under water or another liquid.
The diver submerged the camera to capture images of the coral reef.
To completely cover or obscure something.
The city was submerged in darkness during the power outage.
To become fully involved or absorbed in an activity or situation.
She submerged herself in her studies to prepare for the final exams.
submergegerund / present participle
In the process of sinking or being placed under water.
A submerging coastline threatens the nearby villages.
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