re-immerse
verb [ T ] (also reimmerse) /ˌriː.ɪˈmɜːs/ /ˌriː.ɪˈmɝːs/
使…重新浸没（于）
to put something or someone completely under the surface of a liquid again
Workers have to reimmerse the structure every week to stop it from drying out. 工人们每周都要重新浸泡这个器材，以防止它变干。
After five minutes, re-immerse it in the detergent to remove any remaining dirt. 五分钟后，将其重新浸入洗涤剂中以去除残留的污垢。
re-immerse yourself in something 重新埋头做…;再次沉浸于...
to become completely involved in something again after a period of not being involved in it
She plans to re-immerse herself in the music scene. 她计划重新投入音乐界。
I returned to my office to reimmerse myself in the work that had been building up in my absence. 我回到自己的办公室，重新专注于我不在时积累下来的工作。
I'd been away for a while so I was a little apprehensive at the prospect of re-immersing myself in work. 我离职已经有一段时间了，所以对重新投入工作有点担心。
After a break from writing, it was so wonderful to re-immerse myself in that world. 在中止写作一段时间之后将自己重新沉浸在那个世界里真是太棒了。
The following year, he would travel to Paris and re-immerse himself in the world of art. 第二年，他将前往巴黎，重新沉浸在艺术世界中。
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- It was a joy to re-immerse himself in these wonderful poems.
- I was relieved to re-immerse myself in my books.
- She soon took on another job and reimmersed herself in the business world.