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Depth
01
profondeur
the distance below the top surface of something
Exemples
The depth of the ocean is immeasurable in some areas.
La profondeur de l'océan est incommensurable dans certaines zones.
The archaeologists dug to a depth of six meters to uncover ancient artifacts buried beneath the earth.
Les archéologues ont creusé jusqu'à une profondeur de six mètres pour découvrir des artefacts anciens enterrés sous la terre.
02
the quality of thought or emotion showing great insight or understanding
Exemples
Her speech showed real depth of feeling.
The novel impressed critics with its emotional depth.
03
the state or quality of being profound, strong, or intense
Exemples
The depth of his anger was startling.
She was struck by the depth of their devotion.
04
the mental capacity for thorough and penetrating thought
Exemples
The professor 's depth of insight inspired his students.
She approached the problem with great intellectual depth.
05
a state of extreme moral corruption, degradation, or despair
Exemples
The novel depicts the depths of human depravity.
He fell into the depths of addiction and crime.
06
profondeur
the characteristic that gives an artwork or picture a three-dimensional aspect
Exemples
The artist used shading and perspective to create a sense of depth in the landscape painting, making the mountains appear distant and majestic.
L'artiste a utilisé l'ombrage et la perspective pour créer un sentiment de profondeur dans la peinture de paysage, faisant paraître les montagnes lointaines et majestueuses.
The sculpture 's use of light and shadow added depth to its form, giving it a lifelike appearance despite being made of marble.
L'utilisation de la lumière et de l'ombre par la sculpture a ajouté de la profondeur à sa forme, lui donnant une apparence réaliste malgré le fait qu'elle soit en marbre.
