depth 音标拼音: [d'ɛpθ]
n . 深度;深奥;深厚,深切,深
深度;深奥;深厚,深切,深
depth 页深度; 深度
depth 深
depth n 1 :
the extent downward or backward or inward ; "
the depth of the water "; "
depth of a shelf "; "
depth of a closet " [
synonym :
{
depth }, {
deepness }]
2 :
degree of psychological or intellectual profundity 3 : (
usually plural )
the deepest and most remote part ; "
from the depths of darkest Africa "; "
signals received from the depths of space "
4 : (
usually plural )
a low moral state ; "
he had sunk to the depths of addiction "
5 :
the intellectual ability to penetrate deeply into ideas [
synonym :
{
astuteness }, {
profundity }, {
profoundness }, {
depth },
{
deepness }]
6 :
the attribute or quality of being deep ,
strong ,
or intense ;
"
the depth of his breathing "; "
the depth of his sighs ," "
the depth of his emotion "
Depth \
Depth \ (
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pth ),
n . [
From {
Deep };
akin to D .
diepte ,
Icel .
d [=
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pt ,
d [=
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p [
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Goth .
diupi [
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a .]
1 .
The quality of being deep ;
deepness ;
perpendicular measurement downward from the surface ,
or horizontal measurement backward from the front ;
as ,
the depth of a river ;
the depth of a body of troops .
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2 .
Profoundness ;
extent or degree of intensity ;
abundance ;
completeness ;
as ,
depth of knowledge ,
or color .
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Mindful of that heavenly love Which knows no end in depth or height . --
Keble .
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3 .
Lowness ;
as ,
depth of sound .
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4 .
That which is deep ;
a deep ,
or the deepest ,
part or place ;
the deep ;
the middle part ;
as ,
the depth of night ,
or of winter .
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From you unclouded depth above . --
Keble .
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The depth closed me round about . --
Jonah ii .
5 .
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5 . (
Logic )
The number of simple elements which an abstract conception or notion includes ;
the comprehension or content .
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6 . (
Horology )
A pair of toothed wheels which work together .
[
R .]
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7 . (
A ["
e ]
ronautics )
The perpendicular distance from the chord to the farthest point of an arched surface .
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Webster 1913 Suppl .]
8 . (
Computers )
the maximum number of times a type of procedure is reiteratively called before the last call is exited ; --
of subroutines or procedures which are reentrant ; --
used of call stacks .
[
PJC ]
{
Depth of a sail } (
Naut .),
the extent of a square sail from the head rope to the foot rope ;
the length of the after leach of a staysail or boom sail ; --
commonly called the {
drop of a sail }.
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1913 Webster ]
139 Moby Thesaurus words for "
depth ":
French pitch ,
Sophia ,
abstruseness ,
abysm ,
abyss ,
acumen ,
amplitude ,
area ,
astuteness ,
bigness ,
bodily size ,
body ,
bottomless pit ,
brain ,
breadth ,
brightness ,
brilliance ,
brilliancy ,
broad -
mindedness ,
bulk ,
caliber ,
cavity ,
chasm ,
classical pitch ,
coarseness ,
complexity ,
comprehensively ,
corpulence ,
coverage ,
crater ,
crevasse ,
deep ,
deeply ,
deepness ,
deeps ,
depths ,
diameter ,
dimension ,
dimensions ,
distance through ,
draft ,
drop ,
erudition ,
expanse ,
expansion ,
extension ,
extensively ,
extent ,
fatness ,
gauge ,
girth ,
good understanding ,
greatness ,
grossness ,
gulf ,
height ,
high pitch ,
hole ,
hollow ,
in detail ,
innerness ,
inness ,
insight ,
intellect ,
intelligence ,
intensity ,
intensively ,
interiority ,
internality ,
internalization ,
intricacy ,
intrinsicality ,
introversion ,
intuition ,
inwardness ,
keenness ,
key ,
largeness ,
length ,
low pitch ,
lowness ,
magnitude ,
mass ,
measure ,
measurement ,
mellow wisdom ,
nadir ,
new philharmonic pitch ,
note ,
obscurity ,
penetration ,
perception ,
perspicaciousness ,
perspicacity ,
philharmonic pitch ,
philosophical pitch ,
pit ,
pitch ,
profoundly ,
profoundness ,
profundity ,
proportion ,
proportions ,
radius ,
range ,
reach ,
reconditeness ,
register ,
richness ,
ripe wisdom ,
sagacity ,
sageness ,
sapience ,
scale ,
scope ,
seasoned understanding ,
sense ,
shaft ,
sharpness ,
size ,
sound understanding ,
sounding ,
spread ,
standard pitch ,
strength ,
the third dimension ,
thickness ,
thoroughly ,
tonality ,
tone ,
tune ,
understanding ,
vividness ,
volume ,
well ,
width ,
wisdom ,
wiseness ,
yawning abyss
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