“To be absorbed in” in Japanese
Short answer
To be absorbed in in Japanese is “窶す” (yatsusu). Full meaning: to be absorbed in, to lose oneself to; to disguise oneself as, to adorn oneself.
Other ways to say “To be absorbed in” in Japanese
聞き入る
kikiiru to listen attentively to, to be absorbed in (listening to)
やつす
yatsusu to be absorbed in, to lose oneself to; to disguise oneself as, to adorn oneself
聞入る
kikiiru to listen attentively to, to be absorbed in (listening to)
聴き入る
kikiiru to listen attentively to, to be absorbed in (listening to)
聞きいる
kikiiru to listen attentively to, to be absorbed in (listening to)
ききいる
kikiiru to listen attentively to, to be absorbed in (listening to)
聴きいる
kikiiru to listen attentively to, to be absorbed in (listening to)
きき入る
kikiiru to listen attentively to, to be absorbed in (listening to)
憂き身をやつす
ukimiwoyatsusu to be absorbed in, to devote oneself (to), to give oneself over (to)
やつしゃ
yatsusha to be absorbed in, to lose oneself to; to disguise oneself as, to adorn oneself
耽る
fukeru to indulge in, to give oneself up to, to be obsessed by; to be engrossed in, to be lost in, to be absorbed in
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