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*deep¹ /dip; diːp/
adj
1 if something is deep, there is a long distance from the surface to the bottom 深的:
The water's not very deep. 这水不很深。
Terry had a deep cut in his forehead. 特里额头上有一条深的切口。
2 a deep feeling or belief is felt very strongly 〔感情、信仰等〕强烈的，深厚的:
a deep love of classical music 对古典音乐的强烈爱好
3 a deep sound or voice is very low 〔嗓音等〕深沉的，低沉的
4 a deep colour is dark and strong 〔颜色〕深的，浓重的
5 if something is 2cm, 4 metres etc deep, it measures 2cm, 4 metres etc from the surface to the bottom 〔从表面到底部〕…深的:
The pool was 5 metres deep. 这水池有五米深。
6 serious and often difficult to understand 深奥的，深刻的:
a deep novel 深奥的小说
7 deep sleep if someone is in a deep sleep, it is difficult to wake them up 沉睡
8 take a deep breath to breathe a lot of air into your lungs, especially before doing something difficult or frightening 深吸一口气:
I took a deep breath and walked into the director's office. 我深吸了一口气然后走进主管的办公室。
9 deep in debt owing a lot of money 负债累累的
10 deep in thought/conversation thinking so hard or talking so much that you do not notice anything else 陷入沉思的/滔滔不绝的
→ see also 另见 DEPTH
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