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BrE /diːp/ AmE /diːp/
adjective en → es
having a large distance from top to bottom or front to back; not shallow
profundo, hondo
- be deep
Collocations deep water · a deep hole
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The lake is very deep.
El lago es muy profundo.
long in time; lasting for a long period of time
largo, extenso
- be deep
Collocations a deep sleep · deep into the night
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She fell into a deep sleep.
Ella cayó en un sueño profundo.
serious or important; not light or shallow in meaning, feeling, etc.
serio, profundo
- be deep
Collocations a deep conversation · deep thoughts
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They had a very deep discussion.
Tuvieron una conversación muy profunda.
having a low pitch; not high or shrill in sound
grave, grave de voz
- be deep
Collocations a deep voice · deep tones
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He has a very deep voice.
Él tiene una voz muy grave.
strong or intense in feeling; not light or shallow
intenso, profundo
- be deep
Collocations deep feelings · a deep love
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She felt a deep sense of sadness.
Ella sintió una profunda sensación de tristeza.
containing much information or detail; not superficial or brief
detallado, exhaustivo
- be deep
Collocations a deep analysis · deep research
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The report provides a deep insight into the problem.
El informe proporciona una visión profunda del problema.
having a strong or dark color; not pale or light in color
intenso, oscuro de color
- be deep
Collocations deep red · a deep shade of blue
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The paint is a very deep green.
La pintura es un verde muy intenso.
sound or heavy; not light in sleep
profundo, pesado de sueño
- be deep
Collocations a deep sleeper · deep breathing
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She is a very deep sleeper.
Ella es una durmiente muy profunda.