deep

deep
[di:p] adj
1) (not shallow) cut, hole, wound, lake, water tief;
the pond is 2 m \deep der Teich ist 2 m tief;
the snow was 1 m \deep der Schnee lag einen Meter hoch
2) (full)
to let out a \deep sigh tief seufzen;
to take a \deep breath tief Luft holen
3) (engrossed)
to be \deep in conversation/thought in ein Gespräch/in Gedanken vertieft sein;
to be in \deep thought tief in Gedanken versunken sein
4) (extending back) wardrobe, closet tief;
they were standing four \deep sie standen zu viert hintereinander
5) (located far back)
\deep in the forest/jungle tief im Wald/Dschungel
6) (profound) coma, sadness, satisfaction, sleep tief;
you have my \deepest sympathy herzliches Beileid;
I felt a \deep sense of irritation ich war sehr verärgert;
\deep admiration/interest große Bewunderung/großes Interesse;
to have a \deep aversion to sth gegen etw akk eine starke Abneigung haben;
to be \deep in debt hoch verschuldet sein;
to be in \deep despair total verzweifelt sein;
to be a \deep disappointment to sb eine schwere Enttäuschung für jdn sein, jdn schwer enttäuschen;
to have \deep feelings for sb für jdn tiefe Gefühle haben;
a \deep economic recession ein starker Konjunkturrückgang;
with \deep regret mit großem Bedauern;
to be in \deep trouble in großen Schwierigkeiten stecken;
to have gained a \deeper understanding of sth jetzt ein besseres Verständnis einer S. gen haben
7) book, discussion, meaning tief;
quantum physics is a bit \deep for me die Quantenphysik ist für mich schwer verständlich;
that was a really \deep film der Film hatte wirklich Tiefgang
8) (low) note, voice tief
9) (of colour)
a \deep blue sky ein tiefblauer Himmel;
\deep red dunkelrot
PHRASES:
to be in/get into \deep water [over sth] [wegen einer S. gen] bis über beide Ohren in Schwierigkeiten stecken/geraten adv
1) (far down) tief;
the sadness I feel about her death runs \deep ich bin zutiefst über ihren Tod betrübt;
\deep-down tief im Innersten;
\deep-down inside sb tief in jds Innersten;
to breathe \deep tief atmen
2) (far back)
\deep in the [distant] past vor sehr langer Zeit
PHRASES:
still waters run \deep (run \deep) stille Wasser sind tief (prov)
to [really] dig \deep sich akk [schwer] ins Zeug legen;
to go [or run] \deep fear tief sitzen n (liter);
the \deep die Tiefe

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