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Перевод: deep

[прилагательное]
глубокий; глубоко лежащий; глубинный; погруженный; поглощенный; занятый; сильный; серьезный; не поверхностный; таинственный; труднопостигаемый; беспробудный; насыщенный; темный; густой; низкий (о звуке);
[наречие]
вглубь; глубоко;
[существительное]
глубь ; глубина ; глубокое место; море; пропасть ; океан ; бездна ; самое сокровенное

Тезаурус:

1. Mark Twain, for example, who went to see the Great Exhibition of 1867, wrote: "(I saw) Napoleon in military uniform - long-bodied, short-legged man, fiercely moustached, old, wrinkled, with eyes half-closed and such a deep crafty scheming expression about them."
2. Denmark and Sweden are deep in a trough of domestic and foreign debt.
3. The party congress apologised to East Germans, saying that the previous SED leaders were responsible for plunging the country into deep crisis which threatened its existence.
4. "It's partly because she has got herself cornered economically, and partly because deep down she thinks there is a nationalist string she can pluck to her electoral advantage.
5. If the snow is deep (perhaps just wishful thinking by Land Rover owners) then no chain or tyre will help.
6. At each stage of their return to the sea, they became specialised to their particular habitat, some going back into freshwater rivers, others frequenting shallow coastal waters or the deep oceans.
7. Its destination was not another port, but the deep Atlantic Ocean.
8. "May I express our deep sympathy, ma'am," Bragg said.
9. Deep puncture wounds or animal bites anywhere.
10. "Sheer bloody suicide," he said slowly in his deep thick Cockney.
11. Joe was trying to be bright and cheerful, but there was a deep undercurrent of sadness, and later, when he had gone back to his office, Dana said: "I think he's terribly lonely."
12. They were both intellectual Jews with a deep knowledge of literature and art enmeshed with a taste for mysticism and the occult.
13. Moreover, now that I come to think of it, it is perhaps not so surprising that it should also have made a deep impression on Miss Kenton given certain aspects of her relationship with my father during her early days at Darlington Hall.