(idiom) deeply distressed
1.(lit.) as if on the brink of a deep abyss (idiom)2.(fig.) extremely cautious
the implied message is deep (idiom); having deep implications
to have profound import (idiom); to be deeply significant
(idiom) for a long period of time; for a number of years
deep at night and all is quiet (idiom)
1.deep roots and vigorous foliage (idiom)2.(fig.) well established and growing strongly
deep and detailed investigation (idiom)
1.extreme solicitude (idiom); expressing the deepest condolences2.to feel deeply concerned
1.unpracticed2.inexperienced3.naive4.unsophisticated+1 条 1.so deep one cannot see to the bottom2.limitless
1.to explain a complicated subject matter in simple terms (idiom)2.(of language) simple and easy to understand
1.to enjoy the confidence of the people2.to be very popular
(idiom) backwoods; wilderness
1.to win the hearts of the people2.to be popular among the masses
profound love, generous friendship (idiom)
1.loving2.caring3.adoring
in the dead of night (idiom)
deep plowing and careful cultivation
1.to hide one's treasure away so that no-one knows about it (idiom); fig. modest about one's talents2.to hide one's light under a bushel
a well-thought out long-term strategy
1.deep, closed and refusing (idiom); obstinate2.stubborn and perverse
1.lit. the cow licking its calf fondly (idiom)2.fig. to show deep affection towards one's children
abstruse and unfathomable (idiom)
1.deep grief2.extensive sorrow
to fall deeper and deeper (in debt, in love etc)
refined pleasure of poetic minds
in the depth of one's soul
high walls and deep moat (idiom); impenetrable defense
high bank, deep valley (idiom); secluded location
深圳证券交易所深圳證券交易所 Shenzhen Stock Exchange, abbr. to 深交所[shēn jiāo suǒ]
see 深入浅出[shēn rù qiǎn chū]
1.deep throating (sex act)2.a deep throat (anonymous informant)
1.(slang) (of an LGBT person etc) closeted2.person who keeps their sexual orientation, gender identity or political opinions etc private
1.dark roast (coffee)2.Taiwan pr. [shēn pèi]
1.locked up; closed off2.(of one's brow) furrowed; frowning
abbr. for Hong Kong 香港[xiāng gǎng] and Shenzhen 深圳[shēn zhèn]
Sham Shui Po district of Kowloon, Hong Kong