English to Norwegian Meaning of deep - dyp

Deep :

dyp

noun

hav, saltvann, dyp, blå, ramsalte, hull, bulk, hi, tallerken, hule, dybde, tykk, hulrom, kløft, Lacuna, utgraving

adjective

dyp, grav, tett, lyd, konsentrert, intens, tykk, lidenskapelig, hyppig, kubikk, fast, lang, høy, mystisk, hemmelig, mystiker, mystiske, subtil, nydelig, lys, strålende, komplekse, komplisert, innviklet, flokete, stiger, ublu, overflødig, stor, esoteriske, okkult, utilgjengelig, deprimert, dempet, behersket, kjedelig, mye, mange, svingete, utspekulert, slyngete, lært, klok, dyktig, hjerteknusende, senket, absorbert, neddykket, bedragersk, ugjennomtrengelig, dyp mørk, ekstremt mørk, fryktelig, åpenbar, ekstrem, mørk

adverb

dyp, lyd

Deep :: dypDeepen :: utdypeDeepened :: utdypesDeepening :: utdypeDeepens :: deepensDeeper :: dypereDeepest :: dypesteDeeply :: dyptDeepness :: deepnessDeeps :: deeps

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Definitions of deep in English

Noun(1) the central and most intense or profound part(2) a long steep-sided depression in the ocean floor(3) literary term for an ocean
Adjective(1) relatively deep or strong; affecting one deeply(2) marked by depth of thinking(3) having great spatial extension or penetration downward or inward from an outer surface or backward or laterally or outward from a center; sometimes used in combination(4) very distant in time or space(5) intense or extreme(6) having or denoting a low vocal or instrumental range(7) strong; intense(8) relatively thick from top to bottom(9) extending relatively far inward(10) (of darkness(11) large in quantity or size(12) with head or back bent low(13) of an obscure nature(14) difficult to penetrate; incomprehensible to one of ordinary understanding or knowledge(15) exhibiting great cunning usually with secrecy
Adverb(1) to a great depth; far down or in(2) to an advanced time(3) to a great distance

Examples of deep in English

(1) how deep is the pool?(2) Once she was settled in with an arm slung over his chest, she sighed a deep breath of relief.(3) The people are warm and welcoming with a deep awareness of the past and great pride in the richness of their culture.(4) He looked really deep in thought and sad at the same time.(5) He walked up to her and stood very close, looking deep into her eyes with concern.(6) Stock markets have reacted to the deep uncertainties this year by marking time.(7) Just behind him, a deep trench has been cut in the pristine lawns and a team of archaeologists are busy scraping at the exposed soil.(8) He had short golden blonde hair and deep blue eyes behind thin framed glasses.(9) He acted as if she'd been deep in conversation with him, and didn't even introduce himself.(10) deep ideas(11) Eleanor made sure she was deep enough in the pool before she turned around.(12) It was a deep feeling of dissatisfaction, and it was making ordinary people do very crazy things.(13) The other motorists were most cooperative, and the policemen on duty were deep in conversation.(14) They were a rather mysterious, deep blue, so much so that they nearly blended in with their pupils.(15) Scotland is pinning its hopes on the retail sector to keep it out of a deep recession.(16) deep within the brain

Related Phrases of deep

(1) deep blue ::

mørkeblå

(2) deep breath ::

pust godt inn

(3) deep water ::

dypt vann

(4) deep love ::

dyp kjærlighet

(5) deep sleep ::

dyp søvn

(6) take a deep breath ::

Pust dypt inn

(7) deep sea ::

deep sea

Related Phrases of deep

(1) deep blue ::

mørkeblå

(2) deep breath ::

pust godt inn

(3) deep water ::

dypt vann

(4) deep love ::

dyp kjærlighet

(5) deep sleep ::

dyp søvn

(6) take a deep breath ::

Pust dypt inn

(7) deep sea ::

deep sea

Synonyms

Adjective

1. cavernous ::

cavernous

3. intense ::

intens

4. sound ::

lyd

5. profound ::

dyp

6. rapt ::

henført

7. obscure ::

obskur

8. low-pitched ::

liten helning

9. dark ::

mørk

11. rich ::

rik

12. abstruse ::

abstruse

13. thick ::

tykk

14. bass ::

bass

Adverb

15. far down ::

langt ned

16. far ::

langt

17. late ::

sent

Noun

19. sea ::

hav

20. middle ::

midten

21. oceanic abyss ::

oseanisk avgrunnen

Antonyms

1. shallow ::

grunt

2. shoal ::

stim

3. skin-deep ::

skin-deep

4. superficial ::

overfladisk

5. surface ::

flate

Different Forms

deep, deepen, deepened, deepening, deepens, deeper, deepest, deeply, deepness, deeps

Word Example from TV Shows

Given your DEEP knowledge of the wildling army, Lord Snow,

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 7

(IN DEEP VOICE) Excuse me, madam.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 5

doing out here in the DEEP, dark woods, eh?

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 5

but DEEP down you know it's not the honorable way to do it.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 21

You know, DEEP sea divers holding their breath

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 16

Examples of deep from TV Shows

Given your DEEP knowledge of the wildling army, Lord Snow,

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 7

(IN DEEP VOICE) Excuse me, madam.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 5

doing out here in the DEEP, dark woods, eh?

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 5

but DEEP down you know it's not the honorable way to do it.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 21

You know, DEEP sea divers holding their breath

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 16

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