to steep, soak, or immerse in liquid

To be in a certain state of mind or atmosphere; to be deeply absorbed in something, such as memories or study.

to soak; to permeate; to moisten slowly with liquid

to soak something in liquid until it is saturated

to soak or saturate; to wet through by immersion in liquid

To soak or dip something into a liquid.

The agricultural process of soaking seeds before planting

to soak something in liquid to dye it

to soak, steep, or macerate a solid in a liquid; to saturate

to immerse or dip in water; to drench; to inundate

(bound form) a medicinal preparation made by soaking raw drugs in a solvent and then evaporating the liquid to form a semi-solid or powder extract

to immerse or swamp in liquid; to drown out

to bathe; to soak in a bath

to extract soluble components from a solid mixture by soaking it in a solvent; used in contexts like extracting medicinal compounds from herbs or rare elements from ores

an aqueous solution made by soaking raw medicinal ingredients in hot or cold water

to soak or steep in a liquid; to be immersed in water

baptism; a religious ceremony of immersion in water, practiced by certain Christian denominations

to corrode or damage something through immersion in liquids or the process of such corrosion

creating a sense of being completely surrounded by or deeply involved in something; immersive

insidious slander that gradually seeps into one's mind to influence their opinion

to undergo the religious rite of baptism; to be immersed in water as a sign of spiritual purification

(literary) a large river

A denomination of Protestant Christianity that practices baptism by immersion; also called [[浸礼会|浸禮會|jin4 li3 hui4]]

to soak and wash; to immerse or rinse

(literary) to saturate or suffuse, as a liquid or vapor does; to stain gradually

in a gradual manner or little by little (literary)

To drown someone in a wicker basket, typically as a traditional punishment for adultery.

The Baptist Church or Baptists; a Protestant denomination that practices full immersion during baptism

Baptist church; the Christian denomination that practices baptism by immersion

to soak something in a liquid to soften it or break it down, or the process of doing so

pre-preg; a type of composite material made of fibers pre-impregnated with a resin system