deep
/diːp/
/diːp/
释义
adjective深的；有…深；（声音）低沉的；深色的；酣睡的，沉睡的；（情感）强烈的
英英释义
adjectiveSomething that is deep goes down a long way
adjectiveYou use deep to say or ask how far something is from the top to the bottom
adjectiveA deep sound is low and strong
adjectiveA deep colour is strong and dark
adjectiveIf you are in a deep sleep, it is difficult for somebody to wake you up
adjectiveDeep feelings are very strong
场景例句
- Be careful: the water is very deep.
- There were deep cuts in his face.
- The hole was about six metres deep and three metres wide.
- He has a deep voice.
- She has deep blue eyes.
- She was in such a deep sleep that she didn’t hear me calling her.
- deep sadness
词态变化
deep, deeper, deepest
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