| 沉浸 | chén jìn | to soak; to permeate; to immerse | |
| 浸泡HSK 6 | 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 | Her songs always manage to immerse people in them. | |
| 2 | She was lost in her thoughts as she stared off into the distance. | |
| 3 | The exciting music immerses people in a climax. | |
| 4 | His leather shoes got wet in the rain and need to be dried. | |
| 5 | The detailed description of this book is extremely vivid, and it makes people immersed in it. |