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Значения термина submerse на английском
каталонский
submergir-se испанский
sumergir Синонимы
Examples for "submerge"
Examples for "submerge"
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That, she knew, would submerge low-lying zones, with frightening implications for residents.
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Would do their utmost to overwhelm, to submerge her, were she weak.
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Reluctantly, but yielding to his better judgment, McClure gave orders to submerge.
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The car was swept downstream and submerged under water, the report said.
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Floods also hit cultivation in Bangladesh, farmers said, submerging tracts of land.
Использование термина submerse на английском
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You could submerse it in a river and the velvet will stay dry inside. He shrugged.
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He ached to submerse himself in the hot water that lay at the end of the marble path.
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And yet, he found himself submersed in eclairs, cheesecake and pavlova.
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Put a plate on turkey to keep it submersed and put in the fridge.
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Hot! before pushing off and submersing herself to the shoulders.
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Or maybe because she was submersed in the first, heady rushes of falling in love.
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Light dependence is restored if the seedlings are submersed in approximately 3% sucrose solutions.
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Self was submersed in a composite achievement, not obliterating individuality but leaving it latitude to harmonize with others.
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I set the bowl back on top of the kerosene heater, let the water reheat, and once again submersed my feet.
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It can be completely submersed in water, dropped, kicked, and, in general, take the worst abuse man or nature can dish out.
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The bags were exposed to three natural environments: left in open-air, buried in soil, and submersed in seawater, as well as in controlled laboratory conditions.