deep
gb/dˈip/ us/dˈip/
A2
Anglais
~ 2000
mély, mélyen, valaminek a mélyén, hosszú múltra visszatekintő, mélyreható
A2
1
mély
A2
Schéma d’usage :
a deep [hole/body of water]
The lake is so deep that no one has reached the bottom.
A tó olyan mély, hogy még senki sem érte el az alját.
They dug a deep hole for the new tree.
Mély gödröt ástak az új fának.
The canyon has deep cliffs that drop hundreds of meters.
Exemples pédagogiques
The water is very deep here.
Itt nagyon mély a víz.
He made a deep hole in the sand.
Mély gödröt ásott a homokba.
This river is deep and slow.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners sometimes confuse 'deep' with 'high'; 'deep' is used for downward measurement, not upward.
Sens
Extending far from top to bottom
Collocations
deep water
|deep hole
|deep river
|deep snow
Synonymes
profound (More formal; often used figuratively for ideas or emotions.)
Antonymes
shallow (Describes something with little depth from top to bottom.)
Thèmes
measurement
|geography
|daily life
|core_vocabulary
|space
Définition
Going a long way down from the top or surface.
Extending a great distance from the top or surface to the bottom.
B1
2
mély
B1
Schéma d’usage :
a deep [feeling/understanding/love]
She has a deep love for her hometown.
Mély szeretetet érez a szülővárosa iránt.
His deep understanding of the subject impressed everyone.
A téma mély ismerete mindenkit lenyűgözött.
They felt deep sadness after the loss.
Exemples pédagogiques
I have deep respect for my teacher.
Mély tiszteletet érzek a tanárom iránt.
She feels deep sadness today.
Ma mély szomorúságot érez.
He has a deep understanding of math.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners may overuse 'very' before 'deep' when it's unnecessary ('very deep love' sounds redundant).
Sens
Strong or intense emotion or quality
Collocations
deep love
|deep respect
|deep understanding
|deep sadness
Synonymes
intense (Similar strength but often used for physical sensations as well.)
Antonymes
slight (Describes a weak or small degree of feeling or quality.)
Thèmes
emotions
|thinking
|core_vocabulary
Définition
Very strong in feeling, thought, or quality.
Having a strong or extreme degree of an emotion, thought, or other quality.
A2
3
mély
A2
Schéma d’usage :
a deep [voice/sound/boom]
He spoke in a deep voice that filled the room.
Mély hangon beszélt, és a hangja betöltötte a szobát.
The drum made a deep, resonant sound.
A dob mély, zengő hangot adott.
We heard a deep rumble from the mountains.
Exemples pédagogiques
He has a deep voice.
Mély hangja van.
The drum makes a deep sound.
A dob mély hangot ad.
I hear a deep noise outside.
Sens
Low-pitched in sound
Collocations
deep voice
|deep rumble
|deep tone
Synonymes
low-pitched (Technical-sounding term; less common in casual speech.)
Antonymes
high-pitched (Describes sounds with a high frequency.)
Thèmes
music
|sound
|core_vocabulary
|communication
Définition
Making a low sound, not high.
Having a low pitch or tone in sound.
A2
4
mélyen
A2
Schéma d’usage :
deep in [a place/something]
They found a hidden lake deep in the forest.
Egy rejtett tavat találtak az erdő mélyén.
Deep inside the cave, it was completely dark.
A barlang mélyén teljes sötétség volt.
He lives deep in the countryside.
Exemples pédagogiques
I saw a house deep in the forest.
Láttam egy házat az erdő mélyén.
She walked deep into the cave.
A barlang mélyére sétált.
They live deep in the mountains.
Sens
Far inside or away from surface
Collocations
deep in the forest
|deep within the cave
Synonymes
inward (Focuses on direction rather than distance.)
Antonymes
nearby (Located close to an edge or surface.)
Thèmes
spatial
|core_vocabulary
|space
Définition
Far inside from the edge or surface.
Located far inward from the outer edge or surface.
B2
5
Schéma d’usage :
deep [history/analysis/thought]
The professor gave a deep analysis of the text.
A professzor mélyreható elemzést adott a szövegről.
This tradition has deep roots in history.
Ennek a hagyománynak mély történelmi gyökerei vannak.
They had a deep discussion about philosophy.
Exemples pédagogiques
We had a deep talk about life.
Mély beszélgetésünk volt az életről.
This custom has deep history.
Ennek a szokásnak hosszú múltja van.
She gave a deep study of the book.
Sens
Complex or far-reaching in time/thought
Collocations
deep analysis
|deep history
Synonymes
profound (Often carries more formality and seriousness.)
Antonymes
simple (Not complex; easy to understand.)
Thèmes
thinking
|history
|core_vocabulary
|time
Définition
Very complex or going far into time.
Involving great complexity or extending far back or forward in time.
Grammaire
Forme canonique
deep
API
GB/dˈip/
US/dˈip/
Syllabes et accentuation
deep (1 syllabe)
Stress on 1st syllable (deep)
Formes du mot
Adjective
- Base: deep
- Comparative: deeper
- Superlative: deepest
Famille de mots
Expressions
deep down
1/dˈip dˈaʊn/
fixed phrase
At basic inner emotional level
In your true feelings, even if you don't show them.
Exemples
- Deep down, he knew she was right.
- She acts confident, but deep down she's nervous.
go off the deep end
1/ɡˈoʊ ˈɔf ðə dˈip ˈɛnd/
idiom
informal
React in an uncontrolled extreme way
To become very angry, upset, or crazy about something suddenly.
Exemples
- She went off the deep end when she heard about the accident.
- Don't go off the deep end—it's just a small problem.
in deep water
1/ˈɪn dˈip wˈɔtɚ/
idiom
In serious trouble or difficulty
In serious trouble or facing big problems.
Exemples
- After missing the deadline, he was in deep water with his boss.
- Without enough money to pay the rent, they're in deep water.
out of your depth
1/ˈaʊt əv jˈʊɹ dˈɛpθ/
idiom
In situation too difficult to handle/understand fully
In a situation too hard for your skill or knowledge.
Exemples
- When they started talking about quantum physics, I felt out of my depth.
- He was out of his depth in his new job.