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to go under below the surface of a particular substance such as water, sand, tar, mud, etc.
to make something such as a ship submerge
(of ships, boats, etc.) to move downward beneath the surface of a body of water
to gradually move downward into a particular substance
to drop in value, amount, strength, etc.
to gradually move downward, often due to the force of gravity
to dig a hole and place an object into the soil
to lower oneself gradually and intentionally
to do something that prevents someone or something from achieving success
to cause something to go into a certain substance
a large and open container that has a water supply and you can use to wash your hands, dishes, etc. in
What is a "sink"?
A sink is a plumbing fixture used for washing hands, dishes, and other items. It typically has a basin to hold water, a faucet to control the water flow, and a drain to remove waste water. Sinks are commonly found in kitchens, bathrooms, and utility rooms. They are made from materials like porcelain, stainless steel, or stone, designed for easy cleaning and durability. Sinks are essential for everyday tasks such as cooking, cleaning, and personal hygiene.
a covered reservoir into which waste water or sewage flows
a depression in the ground, often in limestone, connected to underground passages and formed by dissolution or collapse
a mechanism or process that absorbs, removes, or stores energy, matter, or a substance from a system
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