depth

UK
/dɛpθ/
US
/dɛpθ/

Traductions

depthnoun
depths
pl
He ventured into the depth of the forest.
Он отправился в глубь леса.
The depth of the ocean is fascinating.
Глубина океана завораживает.
Traductions supplémentaires
depthadjective
UK
/dɛpθ/
US
/dɛpθ/
Used only attributively before another noun (e.g., "depth gauge").
depthsnoun

depth

depths
pl
UK
/dɛpθs/
US
/dɛpθs/
The divers explored the depths of the ocean.
Водолазы исследовали глубины океана.
Scientists study the depths of the Earth to understand its structure.
Учёные изучают недра Земли, чтобы понять её строение.

Définitions

depthnoun
The distance from the top or surface to the bottom of something.
The depth of the swimming pool is about 10 feet.
The quality of being intense or profound.
The depth of his knowledge on the subject was impressive.
The complexity or intricacy of a situation or subject.
The novel's depth made it a challenging but rewarding read.
The degree of darkness or richness of a color.
The artist used various shades to achieve the depth in the painting.
A deep or remote part of a place, especially one that is difficult to reach; often occurs in the plural "depths".
The climbers disappeared into the depths of the cave.
The availability of competent substitutes or backups, especially within a sports team or organization.
The basketball team lacks depth at the center position.
depthadjective
Used attributively before another noun to indicate that the following noun measures or relates to depth.
A depth gauge is essential equipment for divers.
depthsnoun
The deepest or most intense part or point of something, such as an emotion, situation, or place.
She found herself in the depths of despair after losing her job.
The lowest or innermost parts of something, especially a body of water or the earth.
The submarine disappeared into the depths of the ocean.
A profound or extreme degree or amount of something.
The depths of winter can be harsh and unforgiving.