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Oxford Spanish Dictionary
Deep Web SUST. INFORM.
Deep South SUST.
I. deep <deeper deepest> [ingl. am. dip, ingl. brit. diːp] ADJ.
1.1. deep:
deep ravine/well
deep ravine/well
deep gash/wound
deep dish
deep pan
1.2. deep (horizontally):
deep shelf/wardrobe
1.3. deep (broad):
deep border/edge
2. deep sigh/groan:
3.1. deep (low-pitched):
deep voice
deep voice
deep note
3.2. deep (dark):
deep color
deep color
4. deep (intense):
deep sleep/love/interest
deep look/gaze
deep look/gaze
5.1. deep (intellectually):
deep thoughts/learning
5.2. deep (enigmatic):
deep mystery/secret
you're a deep one coloq.
II. deep <deeper deepest> [ingl. am. dip, ingl. brit. diːp] ADV.
1.1. deep (of penetration):
1.2. deep (thoroughly):
2.1. deep (situated far from edge):
2.2. deep (greatly involved):
3. deep (extensively):
to drink deep of sth liter.
III. deep [ingl. am. dip, ingl. brit. diːp] SUST. liter. sin pl.
1. deep (sea):
el piélago liter.
2. deep (most intense part):
deep end SUST.
lo hondo coloq.
to go or jump off the deep end coloq.
to go or jump off the deep end coloq.
deep-sea [ˌdiːpˈsiː] ADJ. atrbv.
deep-sea creature:
deep-fry <deep-fries deep-frying deep-fried> [ingl. am. ˈdip ˈˌfraɪ, ingl. brit. ˌdiːpˈfrʌɪ] V. trans.
deep-set [ingl. am. ˌdipˈsɛt, ingl. brit. ˌdiːpˈsɛt] ADJ.
deep-set eyes:
deep-seated [ingl. am. ˌdipˈsidəd, ingl. brit. diːpˈsiːtɪd] ADJ.
deep-seated prejudice/conviction/tradition
deep-seated problem/grievance
deep-dish [ˈdipdɪʃ] ADJ. atrbv. ingl. am.
1. deep-dish:
deep-dish pizza
2.1. deep-dish coloq. (extreme, excessive):
2.2. deep-dish coloq. (thorough):
deep-dish knowledge/opinion
deep-felt [ingl. am. ˈdipfɛlt, ingl. brit. ˈdiːpfɛlt] ADJ.
knee-deep [ingl. am. ˈˌni ˈˌdip, ingl. brit. niːˈdiːp] ADJ. pred
en el diccionario PONS
I. deep [di:p] ADJ.
1. deep (not shallow):
2. deep (full):
3. deep (extending back):
4. deep (extreme):
deep regret, disappointment
5. deep (absorbed by):
6. deep coloq. (hard to understand):
7. deep (low in pitch):
8. deep (dark):
II. deep [di:p] ADV.
1. deep (far down):
to dig deep fig.
2. deep (extremely):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
III. deep [di:p] SUST. liter.
deep-fry V. trans.
skin-deep ADJ.
skin-deep beauty
knee-deep ADJ.
ankle-deep ADJ.
waist-deep [ˌweɪstˈdi:p] ADJ.
deep-seated ADJ.
deep-seated hatred
deep-rooted [ˌdi:pˈru:tɪd, ingl. am. -t̬ɪd] ADJ.
1. deep-rooted (well-established):
2. deep-rooted BOT.:
deep-frozen ADJ.
deep-freeze SUST.
en el diccionario PONS
I. deep [dip] ADJ.
1. deep (not shallow):
2. deep (full):
3. deep (extending back):
4. deep (extreme):
deep love, disappointment
5. deep (absorbed by):
6. deep coloq. (hard to understand):
7. deep (low in pitch):
8. deep (dark):
II. deep [dip] ADV.
1. deep (far down):
2. deep (extremely):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
III. deep [dip] SUST. liter.
deep-fry V. trans.
ankle-deep ADJ.
skin-deep ADJ.
skin-deep beauty
waist-deep [ˌweɪst·ˈdip] ADJ.
deep-frozen ADJ.
deep-seated ADJ.
deep-seated hatred
deep-rooted ADJ.
1. deep-rooted (well-established):
2. deep-rooted BOT.:
knee-deep ADJ.
deep freeze SUST.
Present
Ideep-fry
youdeep-fry
he/she/itdeep-fries
wedeep-fry
youdeep-fry
theydeep-fry
Past
Ideep-fried
youdeep-fried
he/she/itdeep-fried
wedeep-fried
youdeep-fried
theydeep-fried
Present Perfect
Ihavedeep-fried
youhavedeep-fried
he/she/ithasdeep-fried
wehavedeep-fried
youhavedeep-fried
theyhavedeep-fried
Past Perfect
Ihaddeep-fried
youhaddeep-fried
he/she/ithaddeep-fried
wehaddeep-fried
youhaddeep-fried
theyhaddeep-fried
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That luxurious coat keeps it warm and blends in perfectly with its deep-frozen surroundings.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Using a cryo-electron microscope, which makes images of deep-frozen samples, he was able to identify the precise components of the clusters and study the growth process in detail.
phys.org
There is no regulation on the length of time fish can remain deep-frozen.
www.channel4.com
When sufficiently deep-frozen, they can perform exceptional mathematical feats, possibly involving quantum computing.
en.wikipedia.org
Perhaps if he had felt greater confidence in his own invention, he would have chosen to be deep-frozen in his prime.
www.dailymail.co.uk