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Meanings of depth in English

Portuguese
fundura
Catalan
profunditat
Spanish
profundidad

The intellectual ability to penetrate deeply into ideas.

fundura
Russian
глубина

Depth of a borehole or mine shaft related to the surface.

глубина
Russian
глубина
Portuguese
profundidade
Catalan
fondària
Spanish
profundidad

Vertical distance below the reference surface.

глубина
Antonyms
Examples for "altitude"
Examples for "altitude"
1
A particular tequila's flavor depends on the growing conditions, altitude and sunlight.
The South African
2
When it attains the required altitude the pods start to point forward.
BBC
3
Other animals have evolved to cope with altitude by changing similar genes.
BBC
4
At that altitude every minor task takes a tremendous amount of energy.
Climbing Magazine
5
Background: Mechanisms for high-altitude adaption have attracted widespread interest among evolutionary biologists.
Pubmed
Usage of depth in English
1
Russia's economic and political crisis was discussed in depth by EU leaders.
The Irish Times
2
EOBC poses a serious threat to public health and requires in-depth investigation.
Pubmed
3
We want greater recognition of the depth of the food poverty problem.
The Guardian
4
Skills Test Papers will help to identify children working at greater depth.
The Daily Telegraph
5
The leaked data showed in-depth knowledge of New Zealand politics, she said.
Radio NZ
6
More in-depth research is needed for transforming this result into clinical setting.
Pubmed
7
Future Planet is a home for in-depth, evidence-based stories on potential solutions.
BBC
8
Qualitative methods included focus group discussions, in-depth interviews and critical incident interviews.
Pubmed
9
Peter takes an in-depth look at the issue in this week's Agenda.
The Irish Times
10
The summer started with talk about us having great strength in depth.
The Irish Times
11
These steps provide an overview; later sections offer a more in-depth look:
Mysql high availability
12
It can work under water at the maximum depth of 300 meters.
Reuters
13
It only takes a minute and helps support original, in-depth culture journalism.
BBC
14
However, he didn't have in-depth technical knowledge because he came from procurement.
Reuters
15
The former Chelsea boss played down the depth of his so-called crisis.
The Irish Times
16
Therefore a double zone treatment may be beneficial to reduce ablation depth.
Pubmed
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Depth through the time
Depth across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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