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深[shēn]形- 1. deep
- ♦ 一口~井 a deep well
- ♦ 雪~过膝 knee-deep snow
- ♦ 林~苔滑。 The forest is thick and the moss is slippery.
- 2. hard to understand; difficult; abstruse; profound
- ♦ 这本书给孩子们看太~了。 The book is too difficult for children.
- 3. thoroughgoing; penetrating; profound
- ♦ 问题想得很~ think deeply about a question
- ♦ 功夫~ have put in a great deal of effort
- 4. (of relations or feelings) close; intimate
- ♦ 交情~ be very close; be on intimate terms
- ♦ 他们之间的感情已经很~了。 They are already deeply in love with each other.
- 5. (of colour) dark; deep; rich
- ♦ ~蓝 dark blue
- ♦ ~红 deep red; crimson
- ♦ 颜色太~。 The colour is too dark (or deep).
- 6. far on in the day, night, season, etc.; late
- ♦ 夜~了。 It was in the dead of night (or late at night).
名depth
- ♦ 测量水~ sound (or plumb) the depth of the water
- ♦ 这间大厅有三米宽、五米~。 This hall is 3 m. wide and 5 m. deep (or 3 m. in width and 5 m. in depth).
- ♦ 这山洞有多~? What is the depth of the cave?
副very; greatly; deeply
- ♦ ~知 know very well; be fully (or keenly) aware
- ♦ ~受感动 be deeply moved; be greatly touched
- ♦ ~感不安 be greatly disturbed; be very much worried
- ♦ ~表同情 show deep (or profound) sympathy
- ♦ ~得人心 enjoy immense popular support
- ♦ ~恐出事 be terribly afraid that something may go wrong
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