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1 | going a long way down from the top or the surface (从顶部向下)深的 |
| The river is quite deep here. 这里的河水很深。 |
| an area of high hills and deep valleys 一个山高谷深的地区 |
| 1a | used for saying or asking the distance from the top or surface of something 厚的 | | How deep is the snow? 雪有多厚? | | 2 metres deep/6 feet deep etc The pond needs to be at least a metre deep. 池塘需要至少1米深。 | |
| 1b | going a long way into something 深入(某物)的;深处的;纵深的 | | He had a deep cut on his forehead. 他的额头有个很深的伤口。 | | +inside By this time we were deep inside enemy territory. 到这个时候我们已深入敌区。 | | +in a small cabin deep in the woods 树林深处的一座小屋 | |
| 1c | going a long way back from the front of something (从前到后)深的 | | The shelves need to be a bit deeper than that. 这些架子需要往里再深一点。 | |
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2 | a deep feeling or emotion is very strong (感情)深厚的,强烈的 |
| I do feel a very deep sympathy for them all. 我深深地同情他们所有的人。 |
| a feeling of deep gratitude 衷心的感激之情 |
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3 | a deep sound is low (声音)低沉的 |
| I recognized George’ s deep voice on the other end of the phone. 我听出电话另一端乔治低沉的声音。 |
| a deep roaring sound 低沉的轰鸣声 |
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4 | a deep colour is dark and strong (颜色)深的 |
| a beautiful deep red 漂亮的深红色 |
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5 | breathing a lot of air into or out of your body (呼吸)深的 |
| Take a few deep breaths to calm yourself down. 做几次深呼吸,让自己平静下来。 |
| He looked at Rosie and gave a deep sigh. 他看着罗茜,深深地叹了口气。 |
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6 | a deep sleep is one that you do not wake up easily from 酣睡的 |
| She fell into a deep sleep. 她沉沉地睡去了。 |
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7 | someone who is deep has very serious thoughts, ideas, or feelings (某人)严肃的,深邃的 |
| 7a | something that is deep involves very serious thoughts, ideas, or feelings (某事)严肃的 | | We had a very deep conversation about love and death. 我们进行了一次关于爱与死的严肃交谈。 | |
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- | deep in sth |
| completely involved in doing something , especially so you do not notice things happening around you |
| 专心致志做某事;埋头做某事 |
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| deep in conversation Her husband seemed deep in conversation with Mrs Beeley. 她丈夫似乎在专心地与比利太太交谈。 |
| deep in thought He was deep in thought, oblivious to all the noise around him. 他陷入深思中,没注意到周围的喧闹声。 |
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- | deep in debt |
| owing a lot of money |
| 债台高筑 |
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| How did you manage to get so deep in debt? 你怎么欠了这么多债? |
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- | go off the deep end informal |
| to unexpectedly become very angry , especially without a good reason |
| (尤指无端地)大发脾气,暴跳如雷 |
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- | in deepshit impolite |
| in a very difficult situation |
| 陷入困境 |
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- | in deeptrouble |
| in a very difficult situation |
| 陷入困境;惹上大麻烦 |
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- | in/intodeepwater |
| in a difficult or serious situation |
| 陷入困境;处于严重的困境中 |
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| I was beginning to feel that I was getting into deep water. 我开始觉得我正在陷入困境。 |
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- | thrown in at the deepend |
| made to deal with something difficult without being prepared for it |
| (在毫无准备的情况下)被迫解决难题,仓促上阵 |
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