1 going or being far down by a named amount -- chiều sâu
We dug a hole six feet deep.
2 occupied or involved to a great extent -- chìm đắm vào
He is deep in debt.
3 intense; strong -- say; nặng
His voice is very deep.
5 far down or into -- xa ở bên dưới hoặc ở trong
For scientific purposes, a cognitive universal is valuable because it can reflect the deep reasons why minds work the way that they do.
The prospect of a deeper scientific understanding of ageing processes and their technical manipulation is encouraging the ' biologisation' of old age.
Rampant corruption and lack of public accountability has caused deep popular distrust of the state.
Seed distributions in the bucket experiment differed among species, with small seeds being buried deeper than large seeds.
All of these doubts are epistemologically permissible and quite understandable in view of the existing deep difficulties.
The carer can now serve the dying with compassion, deep caring, professional knowledge, and comfort in the presence of the patient.
Underlying these practical concerns, however, there is often a deeper uncertainly about what the approaches actually mean in terms of methodology.
Deep subcortical structures are necessary, and perhaps sufficient, for both effects.
