Traduções
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Definições
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Adjetivo
Going a long way down from the top.
Exemplos
- The lake is extremely deep.
- We hiked into a deep valley between tall mountains.
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Far below the surface.
Exemplos
- Diving to deep wrecks can be dangerous.
- The splinter is too deep to pull out.
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Measuring a long way from front to back.
Exemplos
- The shelves are thirty centimeters deep.
- The cupboard is deep enough for large pots.
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Reaching as far as a certain part of the body or thing.
Exemplos
- The water was waist-deep.
- There is an arm-deep hole in the wall.
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Arranged in a certain number of rows or layers.
Exemplos
- The crowd stood four deep along the street.
- People were two deep on the sidewalks.
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Large and full, as a breath or sigh.
Exemplos
- She let out a deep sigh of relief.
- He took a deep breath before speaking.
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In cricket and baseball, far from the center of the field.
Exemplos
- He is fielding at deep mid wicket.
- She hit a ball into deep center field.
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In sports, going a long way forward.
Exemplos
- The team made a deep run into the other half.
- He sent a deep pass to the far end.
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In sports, far back toward your own goal or line.
Exemplos
- Our defensive line is too deep. We need to move up.
- She returns the serve from a very deep position.
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In anatomy, farther inside the body.
Exemplos
- This muscle lies deep to the biceps.
- The deep layer of tissue surrounds the muscles.
