immersive

/ɪˈmɜːsɪv/ (bre, ipa) · /ɪˈmɜːrsɪv/ (ame, ipa) · /i-ˈmər-siv -ziv/ (ame, mw)

immersive — adjective

  • immersivepositive
  • more immersivecomparative
  • most immersivesuperlative

1. making you feel as if you are inside the scene or activity, not just watching or

1.形容詞C1
釋義

making you feel as if you are inside the scene or activity, not just watching or hearing it from outside

例句

The museum created an immersive room with waves, wind, and whale songs.

immersive + room/environment

Roya chose an immersive history game for her younger brother's birthday.

immersive + game

同義詞
  • engaging

    broadly interesting, but not always surround-like or all-encompassing

  • absorbing

    stresses deep attention more than a physical or sensory environment

  • interactive

    focuses on user action, which may or may not feel fully surrounding

反義詞
  • detached

    suggests emotional or sensory distance from the experience

  • flat

    suggests little depth, atmosphere, or excitement

文法句型

immersive + game / room / exhibition / sound

用法筆記

Usually used before nouns such as game, exhibition, room, class, or sound. It suggests that the user feels surrounded by the experience rather than simply interested in it.

常見錯誤

❌The lecture was immersive because it lasted three hours.
✅The lecture was absorbing, not immersive, because students mainly listened.
💡'immersive' suggests feeling surrounded by the activity or setting, not simply staying interested for a long time.