| 单词 | depth |
| 释义 | depthdepthsdepthdepth /depθ/ noun1[uncountable and countable] a)the distance from the top of something to the bottom of it ➔ deepdepth ofThe lake has an average depth of six to eight metres.havemetre这个湖平均深度为六到八米。 b)the distance from the front of an object to the back of itdepth ofThe depth of the shelves is about 35 cm.shelvebe这些架子的纵深约 35 厘米。2[uncountable] (also depths) how strong an emotion is or how serious a situation isdepth ofPeople need to realize the depth of the problem.人们需要认识到这个问题的严重性。I was in the depths of depression (=very unhappy).bedepth我深感沮丧。3the depths of the ocean/forest etc the part of an ocean etc that is furthest away from people, and most difficult to reach ➔ in-depthPhrasesin depth including all the details: The book examines the issue in great depth.examine本书对此问题作了非常深入的探讨。be out of your depth to be in a situation that is too difficult for you to understand or deal with: For the first week at her new job she felt hopelessly out of her depth.feel上班第一周她感到对新工作力不从心。the depths of winter the middle of winter, when it is coldest: Stews are great, especially in the depths of winter.stewbedepth炖菜妙极了，尤其是在隆冬时节。 |
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