immersive in German
immersive in German is eindringlich, immersiv — immersive means surrounding you so completely that you feel you are inside it rather than watching it from outside.
immersive in German
eindringlich
Giving the impression of immersion.
immersiv
Giving the impression of immersion.
What does "immersive" mean?
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adjective Surrounding you so completely that you feel you are inside it rather than watching it from outside.
"The exhibition is fully immersive, with projections across all four walls."
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adjective Describing a way of learning in which you are surrounded by the subject, especially a language spoken all day long.
"Six weeks of immersive Spanish did more than three years of evening classes."
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immersive in a sentence
- The exhibition is fully immersive, with projections across all four walls.
- Headphones make the game far more immersive.
- Six weeks of immersive Spanish did more than three years of evening classes.
- The school runs an immersive programme in which no English is spoken.
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What is "immersive" in German?
"immersive" in German is eindringlich, immersiv. immersive means: Surrounding you so completely that you feel you are inside it rather than watching it from outside.
How do you use "immersive" in a sentence?
Example: "The exhibition is fully immersive, with projections across all four walls." In German, "immersive" is eindringlich, immersiv.
Are there other ways to say "immersive" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "immersive": eindringlich, immersiv.
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