沉浸 | chén jìn | to soak; to permeate; to immerse | |
浸泡 | jìn pào | to steep; to soak; to immerse | |
浸润 | jìn rùn | to permeate; to percolate; fig. to saturate (with emotion) | |
浸透 | jìn tòu | to soak; to saturate; to drench; to permeate | |
浸湿 | jìn shī | to soak; to saturate |
1 | Then we could go dip ourselves in any color we wanted. | |
2 | "If you dipped yourself in all of them, you' d end up a disgusting brown, " I informed her. | |
3 | Over time, a discovery was made that by rolling the fish in rice that had been soaked in vinegar the fish was fermented in a matter of days rather than months. | |
4 | She soaked bread in milk. | |
5 | I saw his head immerge into water. |