deep
Pronunciación: [/diːp/]
Palabra
Contexto: «distance/depth»
(adjective) referring to something that is far down or far from the surface. When you can't see the bottom of a pool, it's deep.
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The ocean is deep, with many creatures living in its depths.
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The puddle was shallow, not deep enough for swimming.
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How deep is the well in your backyard?
Contexto: «intensity»
(adjective) used to describe strong feelings, thoughts, or knowledge. When you feel very strongly about something, you feel deep emotions.
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She had a deep love for her family and would do anything for them.
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He didn't have a deep understanding of the topic, so he struggled with the assignment.
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Do you have a deep connection to this place?
Contexto: «level»
(adverb) to a great depth or at a far distance. When something goes far down or is placed far away, it goes deep.
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The roots of the tree go deep into the ground to get water.
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The hole wasn't dug deep enough for the post to stand firmly.
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How deep do you think we need to dig to find treasure?
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