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depth noun 2of feelings, knowledge, etc. 情感；知识ADJECTIVE | VERB + DEPTH | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEconsiderable, great 相当／非常高深◆Younger students cannot be expected to have great depth of understanding.不能期求年轻学生有很深刻的理解力。black, dark 深渊◆the dark depths of despair绝望的深渊hidden, unexpected 隐蔽的／意料之外的深处◆I suspect she has hidden depths.我怀疑她深藏不露。◆the unexpected depth of his feelings for her他对她意想不到的深情emotional 感情深度◆music of great emotional depth饱含深情的音乐VERB + DEPTHplumb, plunge to, reach 直达／陷入／到达深处◆The story plumbed the depths of tabloid journalism.这个故事完全迎合了小报的低级趣味。lack 缺乏深度◆It lacks the complexity or depth of his best movies.这部电影缺少他最好的那些电影所拥有的复杂性或深刻性。add, give, provide 增加／赋予／给予深度have 有深度reveal, show 展现／显示深度◆Her paintings reveal hidden depths.她的画作透露出隐含的洞察力。PREPOSITIONin depth 深入地◆I studied phonology in depth at college.我在大学里深入学习了音系学。out of your depth 非⋯所能理解◆The writer seems a little out of her depth when dealing with the emotional issue involved.在处理所涉及到的情感问题时这位女作家显得有点儿力不从心。depths of ⋯的深渊◆The rejection plunged her into the dark depths of despair.遭到拒绝使她陷入了绝望的深渊。PHRASESdepth of emotion, depth of feeling 强烈的情感／感情◆The demonstration showed the depth of feeling against the war.示威游行显示了人们强烈的反战情绪。 |