depth

Danh từ

chiều sâu, độ sâu

water was found at a depth of 30 fit

nước đã tìm thấy ở độ sâu 30 bộ

the depth of the well

chiều sâu của giếng

the depth of a crack

độ sâu của vết nứt

độ đậm (của màu sắc, của bóng tối…); độ trầm (của âm thanh); độ sâu đậm (của tình yêu), độ sâu sắc (của hiểu biết; của một tác phẩm…)

a novel that lacks depth

cuốn tiểu thuyết thiếu sâu sắc

in depth

[một cách] thấu đáo

study a subject in depth

nghiên cứu vấn đề một cách thấu đáo

in the depth[s] of something

nơi sâu thẩm nhất; lúc sâu sắc nhất

in the depth of winter

vào giữa mùa đông

in the depth of despair

trong cơn tuyệt vọng cao độ

[be (get)] out of one's depth

xuống nước vào chỗ sâu hơn đầu người

không hiểu gì cả

when they start talking about economics, I'm out of my depth

khi họ bắt đầu chuyển sang nói về kinh tế học, tôi hoàn toàn chẳng hiểu gì cả

plumb the depths of something

xem plumb

* Các từ tương tự:
depth-bomb, depth-charge, depth-finder, depth-gauge, depth-psychology
noun

plural depths

a distance below a surface [count]

These fish typically live at depths of 500 feet or more.

Students will test the temperature of the water at different/varying/various depths.

shallow/great depths

The boat sank to a depth of several hundred feet.

measuring the depth of the water/river/sea

the depth of a hole

The pool has a depth of 12 feet. [noncount]

The pool is 12 feet in depth. [=12 feet deep]

[count] :the distance from the front of something to the back - usually singular

Measure the height, width, and depth of the cabinet.

The bench's depth is 22 inches.

[count] :an area that exists far below a surface or far inside something :a deep place or area - usually plural

They disappeared into the depths of the forest.

Scientists have begun using the machine to explore the ocean depths.

the black depths of outer space - often used figuratively

The actress must examine her own emotional depths to perform the role successfully.

Around midnight, a loud noise woke us from the depths of sleep.

I knew in the depths of my heart/soul/being [=I believed very strongly] that we would survive.

The memory lies hidden in the depths of her mind. [=she has not thought about the memory in a long time]

in the depths of winter [=in the middle of winter; in the coldest part of winter]

[count] a very low or bad state or condition - usually plural

After losing his job, he sank into the depths of misery/despair/depression.

The film portrays a family's difficult climb from the depths of poverty.

I can't believe he lied. He's really sunk to new depths.

The team is reaching/plumbing new depths this season. [=the team is playing worse than it ever has before]

the worst part of something

I began working at the factory during the depth/depths of the Depression.

[noncount] :the quality of being deep: such as

the quality of being strongly felt

We were surprised by the depth of her anger/pain/shame.

He wanted to express the depth of his love for her.

No one doubted the depth of his faith. [=they all knew that his faith was strong]

the depth of her commitment to the project

The dancers expressed great depth of feeling/emotion.

the quality of being very bad or serious

I was shocked when I realized the depth of the problem.

the quality of being complete or thorough

We were impressed by the depth [=extent] of her experience/knowledge.

Your essay lacks depth. [=it does not cover its topic in a complete way]

the quality of being strong in color, taste, etc.

the depth of a color

The wine has great depth of flavor.

the quality of being low in sound

the depth of his voice

f US sports :the quality of having many good players on a team

The team lacks depth this year.

in depth

in a thorough or complete way

The problem has yet to be examined/explored/studied in depth. [=thoroughly]

These topics need to be discussed in (more/greater) depth. - see also in-depth

out of your depth

also beyond your depth

dealing with a situation or subject that is too difficult for you

When the debate turned to physics, I knew that I was out of my depth. [=in over my head]

chiefly Brit :in water that is deeper than your height

He is just getting used to swimming in water that is out of his depth. [=over his head]

* Các từ tương tự:
depth charge, depth perception
noun

The depth of the cavern was at least three miles

deepness

extent

measure

profundity

profoundness

There is great depth of meaning in many proverbs

profundity

profoundness

abstruseness

obscurity

reconditeness

complexity

intricacy

One would scarcely characterize Mickey Mouse as possessed of great depth

profundity

wisdom

sagacity

sageness

understanding

perception

astuteness

perspicacity

perspicaciousness

insight

intuition

acumen

penetration

It is hard for me to express the depth of my feeling for you. The depth of colour is much better in this picture

intensity

profundity

strength

vividness

brilliance

brilliancy

brightness

richness

As we descended into the depths the temperature increased. She is in the depths of despair and needs your moral support

depths

deep(s)

abyss

abysm

chasm

bowels of the earth

(bottomless) pit

nethermost reaches or regions

nadir

The specialists have looked into the problem in depth and have no answer yet

in depth

thoroughly

comprehensively

in detail

profoundly

deeply

extensively

intensively

concentratedly

probingly

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