英语词汇“deep”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Deep

nnoun.timethe central and most intense or profound part

Examples:

in the deep of night
in the deep of winter

Derivationally Related Form:deep

Hypernyms:middle

Inherited Hypernyms:deepmiddlepointmeasureabstractionentity

nnoun.objecta long steep-sided depression in the ocean floor

Synset:oceanic abyss trench

Hypernyms:depression natural depression

Inherited Hypernyms:trenchnatural depressiongeological formationobjectphysical entityentity

Instance Hyponyms:Atacama Trench Bougainville Trench Japan Trench Nares Deep

nnoun.objectliterary term for an ocean

Examples:

denizens of the deep

Hypernyms:ocean

Inherited Hypernyms:deepoceanbody of waterthingphysical entityentity

adjadj.allrelatively deep or strong; affecting one deeply

Attributes:deepness depth

Examples:

a deep breath
a deep sigh
deep concentration
deep emotion
a deep trance
in a deep sleep

Antonyms:shallow

Inherited Hypernyms:deep

Similar to:heavy profound sound wakeless profound

adj satadj.allmarked by depth of thinking

Examples:

deep thoughts
a deep allegory

Antonyms:superficial

Derivationally Related Form:deepness

Inherited Hypernyms:deep

Similar to:profound

adjadj.allhaving great spatial extension or penetration downward or inward from an outer surface or backward or laterally or outward from a center; sometimes used in combination

Attributes:deepness depth

Examples:

a deep well
a deep dive
deep water
a deep casserole
a deep gash
deep massage
deep pressure receptors in muscles
deep shelves
a deep closet
surrounded by a deep yard
hit the ball to deep center field
in deep space
waist-deep

Antonyms:shallow

Derivationally Related Form:deepness

Inherited Hypernyms:deep

Similar to:abysmal abyssal unfathomable bottomless deep-water profound unfathomed unplumbed unsounded walk-in

See also:unfathomable

adj satadj.allvery distant in time or space

Examples:

deep in the past
deep in enemy territory
deep in the woods
a deep space probe

Antonyms:close

Inherited Hypernyms:deep

Similar to:distant

adj satadj.allintense or extreme

Examples:

in deep trouble
deep happiness

Antonyms:mild

Inherited Hypernyms:deep

Similar to:intense

adj satadj.allhaving or denoting a low vocal or instrumental range

Synset:bass

Examples:

a deep voice
a bass voice is lower than a baritone voice
a bass clarinet

Antonyms:high

Derivationally Related Form:deepness

Inherited Hypernyms:bass

Similar to:low low-pitched

adj satadj.allstrong; intense

Synset:rich

Examples:

deep purple
a rich red

Antonyms:colorless

Derivationally Related Form:richness

Inherited Hypernyms:deep

Similar to:colorful colourful

adj satadj.allrelatively thick from top to bottom

Examples:

deep carpets
deep snow

Antonyms:thin

Derivationally Related Form:deepness

Inherited Hypernyms:deep

Similar to:thick

adj satadj.allextending relatively far inward

Examples:

a deep border

Antonyms:narrow

Inherited Hypernyms:deep

Similar to:broad wide

adj satadj.all(of darkness) densely dark

Synset:thick

Examples:

thick night
thick darkness
a face in deep shadow
deep night

Antonyms:mild

Derivationally Related Form:deep

Inherited Hypernyms:thick

Similar to:intense

adj satadj.alllarge in quantity or size

Examples:

deep cuts in the budget

Antonyms:littlesmall

Inherited Hypernyms:deep

Similar to:big large

adj satadj.allwith head or back bent low

Examples:

a deep bow

Antonyms:high

Inherited Hypernyms:deep

Similar to:low

adj satadj.allof an obscure nature

Synset:cryptic cryptical inscrutable mysterious mystifying

Examples:

the new insurance policy is written without cryptic or mysterious terms
a deep dark secret
the inscrutable workings of Providence
in its mysterious past it encompasses all the dim origins of life - Rachel Carson
rituals totally mystifying to visitors from other lands

Antonyms:explicable

Derivationally Related Form:inscrutabilitymystery

Inherited Hypernyms:cryptic

Similar to:incomprehensible inexplicable

adj satadj.alldifficult to penetrate; incomprehensible to one of ordinary understanding or knowledge

Synset:abstruse recondite

Examples:

the professor's lectures were so abstruse that students tended to avoid them
a deep metaphysical theory
some recondite problem in historiography

Antonyms:exoteric

Derivationally Related Form:abstrusityabstrusenessreconditeness

Inherited Hypernyms:abstruse

Similar to:esoteric

adj satadj.allexhibiting great cunning usually with secrecy

Examples:

deep political machinations
a deep plot

Antonyms:artless

Inherited Hypernyms:deep

Similar to:artful

advadv.allto a great depth; far down or in

Synset:deeply

Examples:

dived deeply
dug deep

Pertainyms:deep

Inherited Hypernyms:deeply

advadv.allto an advanced time

Synset:late

Examples:

deep into the night
talked late into the evening

Inherited Hypernyms:deep

advadv.allto a great distance

Examples:

penetrated deep into enemy territory
went deep into the woods

Pertainyms:deep

Inherited Hypernyms:deep

单词	deep
释义	Deep nnoun.timethe central and most intense or profound part Examples: in the deep of night in the deep of winter Derivationally Related Form:deep Hypernyms:middle Inherited Hypernyms:deepmiddlepointmeasureabstractionentity nnoun.objecta long steep-sided depression in the ocean floor Synset:oceanic abyss trench Hypernyms:depression natural depression Inherited Hypernyms:trenchnatural depressiongeological formationobjectphysical entityentity Instance Hyponyms:Atacama Trench Bougainville Trench Japan Trench Nares Deep nnoun.objectliterary term for an ocean Examples: denizens of the deep Hypernyms:ocean Inherited Hypernyms:deepoceanbody of waterthingphysical entityentity adjadj.allrelatively deep or strong; affecting one deeply Attributes:deepness depth Examples: a deep breath a deep sigh deep concentration deep emotion a deep trance in a deep sleep Antonyms:shallow Inherited Hypernyms:deep Similar to:heavy profound sound wakeless profound adj satadj.allmarked by depth of thinking Examples: deep thoughts a deep allegory Antonyms:superficial Derivationally Related Form:deepness Inherited Hypernyms:deep Similar to:profound adjadj.allhaving great spatial extension or penetration downward or inward from an outer surface or backward or laterally or outward from a center; sometimes used in combination Attributes:deepness depth Examples: a deep well a deep dive deep water a deep casserole a deep gash deep massage deep pressure receptors in muscles deep shelves a deep closet surrounded by a deep yard hit the ball to deep center field in deep space waist-deep Antonyms:shallow Derivationally Related Form:deepness Inherited Hypernyms:deep Similar to:abysmal abyssal unfathomable bottomless deep-water profound unfathomed unplumbed unsounded walk-in See also:unfathomable adj satadj.allvery distant in time or space Examples: deep in the past deep in enemy territory deep in the woods a deep space probe Antonyms:close Inherited Hypernyms:deep Similar to:distant adj satadj.allintense or extreme Examples: in deep trouble deep happiness Antonyms:mild Inherited Hypernyms:deep Similar to:intense adj satadj.allhaving or denoting a low vocal or instrumental range Synset:bass Examples: a deep voice a bass voice is lower than a baritone voice a bass clarinet Antonyms:high Derivationally Related Form:deepness Inherited Hypernyms:bass Similar to:low low-pitched adj satadj.allstrong; intense Synset:rich Examples: deep purple a rich red Antonyms:colorless Derivationally Related Form:richness Inherited Hypernyms:deep Similar to:colorful colourful adj satadj.allrelatively thick from top to bottom Examples: deep carpets deep snow Antonyms:thin Derivationally Related Form:deepness Inherited Hypernyms:deep Similar to:thick adj satadj.allextending relatively far inward Examples: a deep border Antonyms:narrow Inherited Hypernyms:deep Similar to:broad wide adj satadj.all(of darkness) densely dark Synset:thick Examples: thick night thick darkness a face in deep shadow deep night Antonyms:mild Derivationally Related Form:deep Inherited Hypernyms:thick Similar to:intense adj satadj.alllarge in quantity or size Examples: deep cuts in the budget Antonyms:littlesmall Inherited Hypernyms:deep Similar to:big large adj satadj.allwith head or back bent low Examples: a deep bow Antonyms:high Inherited Hypernyms:deep Similar to:low adj satadj.allof an obscure nature Synset:cryptic cryptical inscrutable mysterious mystifying Examples: the new insurance policy is written without cryptic or mysterious terms a deep dark secret the inscrutable workings of Providence in its mysterious past it encompasses all the dim origins of life - Rachel Carson rituals totally mystifying to visitors from other lands Antonyms:explicable Derivationally Related Form:inscrutabilitymystery Inherited Hypernyms:cryptic Similar to:incomprehensible inexplicable adj satadj.alldifficult to penetrate; incomprehensible to one of ordinary understanding or knowledge Synset:abstruse recondite Examples: the professor's lectures were so abstruse that students tended to avoid them a deep metaphysical theory some recondite problem in historiography Antonyms:exoteric Derivationally Related Form:abstrusityabstrusenessreconditeness Inherited Hypernyms:abstruse Similar to:esoteric adj satadj.allexhibiting great cunning usually with secrecy Examples: deep political machinations a deep plot Antonyms:artless Inherited Hypernyms:deep Similar to:artful advadv.allto a great depth; far down or in Synset:deeply Examples: dived deeply dug deep Pertainyms:deep Inherited Hypernyms:deeply advadv.allto an advanced time Synset:late Examples: deep into the night talked late into the evening Inherited Hypernyms:deep advadv.allto a great distance Examples: penetrated deep into enemy territory went deep into the woods Pertainyms:deep Inherited Hypernyms:deep
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