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deep
UK
/diːp/
US
/dip/
deep fried
deep fried
deep fries
deep fry
deep frying
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deep
adjektiv
deeper
Komp.
deepest
Super.
UK
/diːp/
US
/dip/
глубокий
The lake is very deep.
Озеро очень глубокое.
глубинный
He has a deep understanding of the subject.
У него глубинное понимание предмета.
глубоководный
They explored the deep ocean.
Они исследовали глубоководный океан.
Synonyme
profound
intense
serious
far-reaching
significant
thorough
extensive
thick
thoroughgoing
Antonyme
shallow
deep
adverb
UK
/diːp/
US
/dip/
Used as a flat adverb meaning ‘to or at a considerable depth’ or ‘intensely’.
Synonyme
deeply
profoundly
intensely
completely
thoroughly
soundly
far
down
well
a long way
deep
substantiv
deeps
Pl.
UK
/diːp/
US
/dip/
глубина
The deep of the ocean is full of mysteries.
Глубина океана полна тайн.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
пучина
глубь
Synonyme
abyss
depth
depths
deeps
chasm
gulf
pit
well
ocean
sea
profundity
deep
verb
deeped
Präteritum
deeped
Partizip Perfekt
deeping
Gerundium
Rare and chiefly dialectal; means ‘to make or become deep(er)’.
Synonyme
deepen
intensify
heighten
plunge
sink
immerse
Definitionen
deep
adjektiv
Extending far down from the top or surface.
The deep ocean is home to many mysterious creatures.
Intense or extreme in degree or quality.
She felt a deep sense of satisfaction after completing the project.
Profound or thorough in thought or understanding.
He is known for his deep philosophical insights.
Having a low pitch or frequency.
The singer's deep voice resonated throughout the hall.
Dark and rich in color.
The room was painted in a deep shade of blue.
deep
adverb
To or at a considerable depth.
The miners had to dig deep to reach the gold vein.
Thoroughly or intensely.
She studied deep into the night.
deep
substantiv
A part of a body of water that is far from the shore and has a significant depth.
The ship disappeared into the deep, never to be seen again.
The most intense or extreme part of something.
He was in the deep of his studies when the phone rang.
A profound or intense state or condition.
She found herself in the deep of despair after the loss.
deep
verb
To make deeper.
The workers deeped the channel to allow larger ships.
To become deeper.
As the twilight deeped, the stars began to appear.
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