3 to become deeper; to make sth deeper (使)变深; 加深[V] The water deepened graduaHy•水渐渐变深 j

◊ Msown deepened.他的眉头皱得更紧了jvN] There were ptons to deepen a stretch / the rive,.曾经有 过加深一段河道的计划。4 [VN] to improve your know­ledge or understanding of sth _ (知识 >; 加深 (理 解an opportunity for students to deepen their under - standing o/(ii)5Fere/it cultures学生加深理解不同文化的机 5 [VVN] if colour or light deepens or if sth deepens it, it becomes darker: I使色泽_)变浓;(使)变昏 deepening shadows 越来越暗的阴影 6 if a sound or voice deepens or if you deepen it, it becomes lower or you make it lower (使声音)变低沉:[V] Ms voice deepened to a growi他品声音变成了低沉的怒吼[also VN] 7 [V] if your breathing deepens, you breathe more deeply than usual 深(呼吸:);喘(矢气 > >

,deep freeze (8/-£) (L/5 Deep.fi-eezeTM ,deep 'freezer) noun = FREEZER

.deep-1 frozen adj. preserved at an extremely low temperature低温冷藏的

.deep-'fry verb [VN] [usually passive] to cook food in oil that covers it completely deep-fried chicken pieces 油炸鸡块

deep.ly it /_di:pii/ —.

1 very; very much 很;非常;极其:She is deeply reli- gious.她非奮虔诚◊ 77iey were deepfy disturbed by the accident, k个事故使他们深感不安◊ Opi’m’on is deepZy divided on this issue.知这个问题的意见分歧很大。◊ deeply rooted customs/ideas根深蒂固的习给/思想deeply held beliefs/convictions/views (= that sb feels very strongly)坚金不移的信仰/信念/观点2 used with some verbs to show that sth is done in a very complete way (与某些动词连用)深刻地,弹烈地,深沉地to breathe/sigh/exhale deeply (= using all of the air in your lungs)深呼吸;深澡地叹息;长长地呼气• ◊ steep deeply (= in a way that makes it difficult for you to wake up)酣睡◊ to t/imfc deeply (= about all the aspects of sth)沉思.3 to a depth that is quite a long way from the surface of sth 至磉处to drill deeply into the wood (钻头}往未头深处钻o note at deep ,deep-'rooted, .deep-'seated adj. [usually before noun] (of feelings and beliefs 感情和:信仰).very fixed and strong; difficult to change or to destroy 根深蒂固的;强 烈的;坚定的a deep-rooted desire ® “ i ◊ 77ie country^ political divisions are deep-seated.

政治分歧根深蒂固。

'deep-sea (also less frequent 'deep-water) adj. [only before noun] of or in the deeper parts of the sea■深海 的a deep-sea diver 深海潜水员 _◊ deep-sea /kWng/ diving深海捕鱼/潜水

.deep-1 set adj. (formal) eyes that are deep-set seem to be quite far back in a person’s face (眼睛深陷的 ,deep-six verb [VN] [usually passive] (NAmE, informal) to decide not to do or use sth that you had planned to do or use 放弃;抛弃;丢弃Pkms to buiW anew. maH were deep-sixed after protests from local residents. M. 新室内购物中心的计划由于当地居民反对而搁浅。 the .Deep 'South naun Ising.] the southern states of the US, especially Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and South Carolina美国南部备州(尤备佐 治亚、亚拉,巴马、密西西比、路易斯安那和南卡罗来 纳州)

'deep structure (also D-structure) noun (grammar the basic relationships between the different parts of a sentence, which show how we think when we are using language .深层结构一compare surface struc­ture

,deep vein throm'bosis noun [u, C] (abbr. DVT) {medical 1£) a serious condition caused by a blood clot a thick mass of blood) forming in a. vein.深静脉血.形成Passengers on long-haul flights are being warned about the risks /deep vein thrombosis..长途航班上的乘 客须注意可能出现深静脉血栓。 deer /dia(r); NAmE dir/ noun (/)/. deer) an animal with long legs, that eats grass, leaves, etc. and can run fast. Most male deer have antlers (- horns shaped like

branches). There are many types of deer.鹿:a herd of deer a deer park — see also doe, fallow

DEER, FAWN, RED DEER, REINDEER, ROE DEER, STAG

deer-hound /'diahaund; NAmE 'dir-/ noun a large dog with rough hair, similar to a greyhound 猎鹿犬’(类似

灵猩的粗毛大狗)

deerstalk-er /'diasto:k9(r); NAmE 'dirs-/ noun a cap with two peaks, one in front and one behind, and two pieces of cloth which are usually tied together on top imt can be folded down to cover the ears 猎鹿帽(前运

各有一帽舌,两块护耳可系于帽顶) def /def/ ad/. (s/fl/7g) excellent 极好的;很棒的a de/ band出色的乐队

de-face /di'feis/ verb [VN] to damage the appearance of sth especially by drawing or writing on it 损伤…的外貌 (尤指乱涂、乱写} ►t*e*face*mentm>wn[U] de facto /,dei 'faektau; NAmE -tou/ adj. [usually before noun] (from Latin, format) existing as a fact although it may not be legally accepted as existing 实际上存在的 (.木丄定合法):77ie generd took de /acto contro! / the country.这位将军实际上控制了整个国家de fact? adv. He continued to rule the country de facto. ^

上,他继续统治着这个国家。一 compare de jure defae-cate, defae-ca-tion (6r£) = defecate, defe­cation

def-am-ation /.defa'meiXn/ noun [U, C] (formal) the act of damaging sb’s reputation by saying or writing bad or false things about them 诬蔑;诽镑;中伤:The company sued /or de/amarion.包个公訇因受到徘镑而提

起诉讼。

de-fama-tory /di'faematri; NAmE -toiri/ adj. (formal) (of speech or writing 说话或章)intended to harm si) by saying or writing bad or false things about them 诬達

;谤的;中仿取

de-fame /di'feim/ verb [VN] (formal) to harm sb by saying or writing bad or false things about them 诬蔑;诽谤;

中伤

de-fault /di'foilt; 'di:-/ noun, verb

                   noun 1 [LI* C] failure to do sth that must be done by law,

especially paying a debt违约(尤指未偿付债务)The company is in de/auZt on the Zoan.这家公司抱欠借款。◊ Mortgage de/auZts have risen m the Zasf year..按揭借款违 约在近一年里呈上升趋势2 [U, Cusually sing.] (espe­cially   计) what happens or appears if you do

not make any other choice (?r change 滅认;系统设定 值;预 S 值:77ie de/aut option is. to save your worfc eve/y jive minutes.i又设置关每五分钟存盘一$◊ On this screen, 256 coZours is the de/auZt.故个显示屏的系 统设痒值是 256 p. frarWl by de'fault 1 a game or competition can be won by default if there are no other people, teamsetc. taking part (比赛 > 因其他参 赛者不到场,由于对手缺席'胜出2 if sth happens by default, it happens because you have not made any other decision or choices which would make things happen in a different way由于没有特别作出决定(或选 择in de'fault of sth (/bmw/) because of. a lack of sth i于缺芝;囟为没有accepted what he had said in de/ault /any evidence to disprove it.由于缺乏相 反的证据,他们相信了他的话。

verb [V] 1 ~ (on sth) to fail to do sth that you legally have to do, especially by not paying a.debt 违约;不邊 行义务(尤指不偿还债矣> :to de/au/t a Zoan/debt 掩欠借款/债务◊ de/auZtfng borrowers/tenants■不偿还债 务的借款人;拖欠樣金的承袓人2(to sth) (especially computing it) to happen when you do not make any other choice or change 默认;预设;预置► de.faut.er notm: mortgage         按揭借款违约者

de-feat Oit /di'fiit/ verb, noun

                   verb [VN] 1 to win against sb in a war, competition, sports game._'etc.击败;战胜 SEIbeat: He defeated

champion in three, sets.他三盘击败了冠军_◊ a cie/eated army 败军 ‘ 2          if sth defeats youyou

cannot understand it 使.惑;难住rhe instruction ma/tud compZeteZy de/eated me.—作指南把我完全弄 糊涂了3 to stop sth from being successful 使失败;

,阻rhe .motio/r was ■ de/eated by J 9 votes, jk 动议以19票反对被否决。◊ Staying ate at the oj5fke to discuss shorter working hours rather defeats the object