| 单词 | emersion |
| 释义 | emersion (once / 117023 pages) n Emersion is when something that's been out of sight appears or emerges. The emersion of your friend's head from the water is a relief if he's been holding his breath at the bottom of the pool for a really long time. It's especially common to use the noun emersion when you're talking about something or someone rising from the water after being submerged beneath the surface. On a whale watch, people gaze at the ocean hoping to see the emersion of a whale, and in many harbors you can also see the emersion of seals' heads if you watch the water long enough. It's easy to confuse emersion with its opposite, immersion. Emersion shares a Latin root with emerge — emergere, "rise up." WORD FAMILYemersion: emersions+/emerge: emerged, emergence, emergent, emerges, emerging, emersion, re-emerge/emergence: emergences/emergency: emergencies/emergent: emergency/re-emerge: re-emerged, re-emerging USAGE EXAMPLESBut the cultural emersion is the bigger educational opportunity. Washington Times(Oct 13, 2015) Before diving into battles and to further my emersion into the mythology, I checked out the Helldivers’ encyclopedia, found on the command ship. Washington Times(Mar 13, 2015) That emersion helped First Presbyterian create a physical endowment for missions, and Cyntergy to craft the headquarters its principals always wanted. Washington Times(Oct 12, 2014) 1n the act of emerging Syn|Hyper emergence appearance the act of appearing in public view 2n (astronomy) the reappearance of a celestial body after an eclipse Syn|Ant|Hyper egress immersion, ingress (astronomy) the disappearance of a celestial body prior to an eclipse reappearance the event of something appearing again |
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