CEFR A2

deep

adjective

Meaning

Extending far down or far in from the outside.

Examples

The hole was very deep.
He dug a deep hole in the garden.

Synonyms: low, far, profound, abyssal

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deep (A2)

adjective

Pronunciation: diːp

Definition

Extending far down or far in from the outside.

Examples

The hole was very deep.
He dug a deep hole in the garden.
The water is deep here, so be careful.

How to Use deep

deep down (idiom): In one's true feelings or thoughts. — "Deep down, he knew he was wrong."
deep in thought (collocation): Thinking very seriously about something. — "She was deep in thought and didn't notice me."
deep into (prepositional phrase): Far into a place or subject. — "They walked deep into the forest."

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