Concept:Imminent relates to time, meaning something is about to happen soon, while eminent relates to reputation, meaning famous and respected.
Explanation:"Imminent" is used for an event that is expected to occur very soon, such as an impending danger or arrival.
"Eminent" is used for a person who is distinguished, celebrated, and highly regarded in their field.
Now check the options one by one.
Option A is incorrect because "immobile" and "extremely large" do not define either word.
Option B is incorrect because it repeats those wrong meanings in a swapped order.
Option C is reversed, as it gives "famous and respected" to imminent and "happening soon" to eminent.
Option D is correct because it accurately states that imminent means happening soon and eminent means famous and respected.
Hence, the correct choice is option D.
Answer:D. Imminent means happening soon and Eminent means famous and respected.