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Meanings of submerge in English
Usage of submerge in English
1
That, she knew, would submerge low-lying zones, with frightening implications for residents.
2
Would do their utmost to overwhelm, to submerge her, were she weak.
3
Reluctantly, but yielding to his better judgment, McClure gave orders to submerge.
4
He was told to submerge the device in water until ordnance officers arrived.
5
If you actually submerge them, water will get in, but that's pretty unlikely.
6
He led the way below and gave the order to submerge.
7
They saw it move along the waters of the loch and then submerge.
8
And it was clear high-water would submerge the narrow sands whereon I stood.
9
The more you try to submerge it, the more it resists your efforts.
10
Boil an egg for 6½ minutes then submerge in icy water.
11
As we ease ourselves into the water, the seals submerge like synchronised swimmers.
12
The dubious outlook for their great enterprise did not submerge his buoyant spirit.
13
I moved to the picture and leaned down to submerge myself in it.
14
Wonder why the submarine captain doesn't sink the steamer and submerge.
15
Before the submarine can submerge, we shall be close enough to get her.
16
I'll sink you and submerge before she can fire a shot.
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Submerge across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common