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profound

/pɹəˈfaʊnd/

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noun

Lo profundo, el mar, el océano

The deep; the sea; the ocean.

Examples :

"The profound of the ocean is a vast and mysterious place. "

Lo profundo del océano es un lugar vasto y misterioso.

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noun

Abismo, sima

Examples :

"The student's lack of understanding created a profound of ignorance in the classroom. "

La falta de comprensión del estudiante creó un abismo de ignorancia en el aula.

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verb

Profundizar, hundir

To cause to sink deeply; to cause to dive or penetrate far down.

Examples :

"The strong currents profoundly pushed the small boat beneath the waves. "

Las fuertes corrientes hundieron profundamente el pequeño bote bajo las olas.

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Sumirse, penetrar

To dive deeply; to penetrate.

Examples :

"The detective profoundly investigated the clues to uncover the truth. "

El detective se sumergió profundamente en las pistas para descubrir la verdad.

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adjective

Profundo

Descending far below the surface; opening or reaching to great depth; deep.

Examples :

"The ocean's profound depths are home to many strange and beautiful creatures. "

Las profundas profundidades del océano albergan muchas criaturas extrañas y hermosas.

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adjective

Profundo, serio

Very deep; very serious

Examples :

"The teacher's words about the importance of hard work had a profound impact on the students. "

Las palabras del profesor sobre la importancia del trabajo duro tuvieron un impacto profundo en los estudiantes.

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adjective

Profundo, profundo

Intellectually deep; entering far into subjects; reaching to the bottom of a matter, or of a branch of learning; thorough

Examples :

"a profound investigation"

Una investigación profunda.

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adjective

Profundo, intenso

Characterized by intensity; deeply felt; pervading

Examples :

"The teacher's words had a profound effect on the students, inspiring them to work harder. "

Las palabras del profesor tuvieron un efecto profundo en los estudiantes, inspirándolos a trabajar más duro.

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adjective

Humilde, sumiso

Bending low, exhibiting or expressing deep humility; lowly; submissive

Examples :

"The student showed profound respect for the teacher, bowing slightly as she entered the classroom. "

El estudiante mostró un profundo respeto por la maestra, inclinándose ligeramente cuando entró en el aula.

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