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• Deep calls unto /the/ deep (/The/) - Бездна бездну призывает (B) -
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عَمِيق \ deep: (of feelings, etc.) strong: deep sorrow, (of conditions) strong; difficult to change deep sleep; deep in thought, going a long way down from the top deep water; a deep hole; a river twenty feet deep, (of sounds) low a deep voice. strong: (of feeling, taste, etc.) deep; noticeable: a strong dislike. -
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[diːp]1. adjective1) going or being far down or far into:عَميقa deep wound.
2) going or being far down by a named amount:ذو عُمْقٍ، عُمْقُهُa hole six feet deep.
3) occupied or involved to a great extent:غارِقٌ (في الدَّيْن)He is deep in debt.
4) intense; strong:شَديد، غامِق، داكِنThey are in a deep sleep.
5) low in pitch:مُنْخَفِض، خَفيضHis voice is very deep.
2. adverbfar down or into:عَميقا، بَعيداdeep into the wood.
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بِتَعَمُّق \ deep: a long way down: You must dig deep when you plant a tree. \ عميقًا \ deep: a long way down: You must dig deep when you plant a tree. \ مُشَبَّع \ deep: (of colours) rich and strong: The evening sky was a deep blue. -
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مُسْتَغْرِق في \ absorbed in: deeply interested in (so that one’s mind is much too busy for anything else): He was too absorbed in his book to hear me coming. deep: (of conditions) strong; difficult to change: deep sleep; deep in thought. -
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غامِق (اللَّوْن) \ dark: (of a particular colour) deep; not light: My coat is dark blue. It’s a dark-blue coat. deep: (of colours) rich and strong: The evening sky was a deep blue. -
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قَاتِم \ dark: (of a particular colour) deep; not light: My coat is dark blue. It’s a dark-blue coat, (of colour in general) nearer black than white He wore a dark suit. deep: (of colours) rich and strong: The evening sky was a deep blue. dull: (of weather or colour) not clean or bright; cloudy: a dull day; a dull blue. -
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حَادّ \ acid: sour; with a bitter taste. bitter: (of wind or weather) very cold: a bitter wind. deep: (of feelings, etc.) strong: deep sorrow. high: (of sounds) sharp, like a whistle or a young child’s voice. hot: violent: a hot temper. keen: (of the senses) sharp: keen hearing; a keen sense of smell. piercing: (of noises) painfully sharp and loud. sharp: having a fine edge that cuts easily: a sharp knife, having a fine point that makes a hole easily a sharp needle, of changing direction quickly a sharp bend in the road. shrill: (of sounds) high and loud: a shrill whistle. \ See Also عميق (عَميق)، لاذع (لاذِع)، قارِس، عَنيف -
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خَفِيض \ deep: (of sounds) low: a deep voice. low: (of sounds) not sharp; not loud: a low note; a low voice. quiet: making little sound: She spoke in a quiet voice. soft: (of sound) not loud: a soft voice. -
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To cook food in hot fat or oil deep enough so that it is completely covered. The temperature of the fat is extremely important and can make the difference between success and failure. When the fat is not hot enough, the food absorbs fat and becomes greasy. When the fat is too hot, the food burns on the exterior before it has cooked through. Fat at the correct temperature will produce food with a crisp, dry exterior and moist interior. An average fat temperature for deep-frying is 375 degrees, but the temperature varies according to the food being fried. Use a deep fryer, an electric fry pan or a heavy pot and a good kitchen thermometer for deep frying. -
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adjectiveof, for, or in the deeper parts of the sea:في أعماق البَحرdeep-sea fishing.
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16 deep bed
см. deep coal bedАнгло-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > deep bed
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17 deep coal
ом. deep coal bedАнгло-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > deep coal
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18 deep shaft treatment
Англо-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > deep shaft treatment
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19 deep-lying bed
см. deep coal bedАнгло-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > deep-lying bed
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20 deep-seated seam
ом. deep coal bedАнгло-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > deep-seated seam
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