deep
deep
dip
dip
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A(z) „deep” jelentĂ©se Ă©s meghatĂĄrozĂĄsa angolul

01

mély

having a great distance from the surface to the bottom
deep definition and meaning
Példåk
The lake was deep, reaching depths that were difficult to measure.
A tó mély volt, mélységeket ért el, amelyeket nehéz volt megmérni.
02

mély, rejtélyes

mysterious and not easily revealed or discovered, often deliberately hidden
deep definition and meaning
Példåk
The forest held deep mysteries that no explorer had ever uncovered.
Az erdƑ mĂ©ly rejtĂ©lyeket rejtett, amelyeket egyetlen felfedezƑ sem tĂĄrt fel soha.
03

mély, sötét

(of a color) showing darkness and intensity
deep definition and meaning
Példåk
The artist used a deep red to convey passion and intensity in his painting.
A mƱvész mély vörös színt hasznålt, hogy szenvedélyt és intenzitåst közvetítsen festményében.
04

mély, mélyreható

extending a considerable distance inward from the outer surface or front edge
Példåk
He discovered a deep drawer in the old desk that contained forgotten letters.
Felfedezett egy mély fiókot a régi íróasztalban, amely elfelejtett leveleket tartalmazott.
05

mély, tåvoli

located far inside the interior or central part of a region, often in a distant or secluded area
Példåk
The telescope can observe stars that are deep in the universe, billions of light-years away.
A tĂĄvcsƑ megfigyelheti a vilĂĄgegyetem mĂ©lyĂ©n lĂ©vƑ csillagokat, amelyek milliĂĄrd fĂ©nyĂ©vnyire vannak.
06

mĂ©ly, Ƒsi

existing or extending far back in time
Példåk
The village has a deep history, with traditions and stories that date back centuries.
A falunak mĂ©ly törtĂ©nelme van, szĂĄzadokra visszanyĂșlĂł hagyomĂĄnyokkal Ă©s törtĂ©netekkel.
07

mély, bölcs

exhibiting profound and thoughtful intellect, insight, or wisdom
Példåk
The philosopher 's deep analysis of human nature challenged many conventional beliefs.
A filozĂłfus mĂ©ly elemzĂ©se az emberi termĂ©szetrƑl szĂĄmos hagyomĂĄnyos hitet megkĂ©rdƑjelezett.
08

mély, bonyolult

complex and challenging to fully comprehend
Példåk
Her poetry is deep and often requires multiple readings to fully understand.
Költészete mély és gyakran többszöri olvasåst igényel a teljes megértéshez.
09

mĂ©ly, sĂșlyos

extremely serious or intense in degree or extent
Példåk
The community was in deep mourning following the tragic accident.
A közössĂ©g mĂ©ly gyĂĄszba merĂŒlt a tragikus baleset utĂĄn.
10

mély, kiterjedt

extensive in amount
Példåk
The museum has a deep archive of historical artifacts from various ancient civilizations.
A mĂșzeumnak mĂ©ly archĂ­vuma van a kĂŒlönfĂ©le Ƒsi civilizĂĄciĂłk törtĂ©nelmi leleteibƑl.
11

mély, intenzív

(of emotions and feelings) extremely intense and strongly felt in way that affect one's inner being
Példåk
The poem stirred deep emotions in her, bringing tears to her eyes.
A vers mély érzelmeket keltett benne, könnyeket csalt a szemébe.
12

mĂ©ly, gyökerezƑ

(of beliefs) firmly established and strongly held, often difficult to change
Példåk
Her deep cultural beliefs were passed down through generations in her family.
MĂ©lyen gyökerezƑ kulturĂĄlis hiedelmeit nemzedĂ©krƑl nemzedĂ©kre adtĂĄk tovĂĄbb a csalĂĄdjĂĄban.
13

mély, alacsony

(of a voice or sound) characterized by a low pitch or tone
Példåk
The cello 's deep tones added a rich layer to the orchestra's performance.
A csellĂł mĂ©ly hangszĂ­ne gazdag rĂ©teget adott az zenekar elƑadĂĄsĂĄhoz.
14

mély, felfoghatatlan

(of a person) difficult to fully understand or get close to, often refraining from sharing their true feelings or ideas with others
Példåk
He remained deep and guarded, even with his closest friends.
Mély és óvatos maradt, még legközelebbi baråtaival is.
15

mély, nehéz

difficult to wake due to being in an intense state of sleep or unconsciousness
Példåk
The patient was in a deep coma, unresponsive to any external stimuli.
A beteg mĂ©ly kĂłmĂĄban volt, nem reagĂĄlt kĂŒlsƑ ingerekre.
16

mély, intenzív

involving a large intake or release of air, typically expressing emotion or relief
Példåk
He gave a deep sigh of relief when he heard the good news.
MĂ©ly felsĂłhajtĂĄst adott ki megkönnyebbĂŒlĂ©sĂ©ben, amikor meghallotta a jĂł hĂ­rt.
17

mĂ©ly, elmerĂŒlt

fully absorbed or intensely involved in an activity or state
Példåk
They were deep in conversation and did n't hear the phone ring.
MĂ©lyen elmerĂŒltek a beszĂ©lgetĂ©sben Ă©s nem hallottĂĄk a telefont csörögni.
18

mély, tåvoli

(of a fielding position in cricket) situated far from the batter, typically near the boundary line, to intercept long shots
Példåk
He set a fielder at deep extra cover to intercept any lofted drives.
Egy jåtékost ållított a mély extra coverbe, hogy elfogjon minden magas lövést.
19

mély, tåvoli

directed to or coming from a position far down or across the field in ball games, often near the boundary or goal area
Példåk
The midfielder played a deep pass to the forward, bypassing the defense.
A közĂ©ppĂĄlyĂĄs mĂ©ly passzt adott a csatĂĄrnak, megkerĂŒlve a vĂ©delmet.
20

mély, gazdag

possessing a large number of skilled or talented individuals
Példåk
With a deep roster, the basketball team can maintain high performance even with injuries.
Egy mĂ©ly kerettel a kosĂĄrlabda-csapat magas teljesĂ­tmĂ©nyt tud fenntartani sĂ©rĂŒlĂ©sek esetĂ©n is.
21

mély, åtfogó

(of cuts, wounds, etc.) extending far beneath the surface of the skin, often reaching multiple layers of tissue
Példåk
The hiker needed stitches for the deep gash on his leg.
A tĂșrĂĄzĂłnak varratra volt szĂŒksĂ©ge a lĂĄbĂĄn lĂ©vƑ mĂ©ly vĂĄgĂĄs miatt.
01

mélyen, mélységben

at or to a significant depth
deep definition and meaning
Példåk
The submarine descended deep into the ocean to conduct research.
A tengeralattjĂĄrĂł mĂ©lyre merĂŒlt az ĂłceĂĄnban, hogy kutatĂĄsokat vĂ©gezzen.
02

mélyen

in a manner that extends far into a later period or stage
Példåk
The project timeline extends deep into next year.
A projekt idƑvonala mĂ©lyen a következƑ Ă©vbe nyĂșlik.
03

mélyen, messze

far from the starting point or origin
Példåk
They traveled deep into the desert, where few had ever gone before.
MĂ©lyre utaztak a sivatagba, ahovĂĄ kevesen jĂĄrtak azelƑtt.
04

mélyen, messze

in a manner that covers a significant distance from the starting point
Példåk
The archer ’s arrow flew deep into the forest, missing the target completely.
Az Ă­jĂĄsz nyila mĂ©lyen a erdƑbe repĂŒlt, teljesen eltĂ©vesztve a cĂ©lt.
05

mélyen, håtul

near the outer edges of the designated playing area in a sports field
Példåk
The outfielder stood deep, anticipating a powerful swing from the batter.
A kĂŒlsƑ jĂĄtĂ©kos mĂ©lyen ĂĄllt, vĂĄrva az ĂŒtƑ erƑs csapĂĄsĂĄt.
01

mély, mélységben

used to indicate that someone or something is positioned in multiple rows, one behind the other, to the specified depth
Példåk
At the concert, the crowd was packed six-deep near the stage.
A koncerten a tömeg hat sorban volt összezsĂșfolva a szĂ­npad közelĂ©ben.
02

mély, ig

used to indicate that something extends to a specified depth, often covering part of the body
Példåk
The children waded ankle-deep in the cool stream.
A gyerekek a bokĂĄjukig gĂĄzoltak a hideg patakban.
The deep
01

mélység, szakadék

a vast and profound body of salt water
Példåk
The deep held many secrets, untouched by human hands.
A mĂ©ly sok titkot rejtett, Ă©rintetlen az emberi kĂ©ztƑl.
02

mélység, szakadék

the part of the sea that is far below the surface, characterized by great depth, extreme pressure, low temperatures, and complete darkness
Példåk
Creatures from the deeps of the ocean are rarely seen by humans.
Az ĂłceĂĄn mĂ©lyĂ©rƑl szĂĄrmazĂł lĂ©nyeket ritkĂĄn lĂĄtjĂĄk az emberek.
03

mélység, mag

the core or most intense part of something, where the most significant aspects are found
Példåk
She found solace in the deep of her thoughts, where she could reflect undisturbed.
Megnyugvåst talålt gondolatainak mélyén, ahol zavartalanul elmélkedhetett.
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