depth in French
depth in French is profondeur, épaisseur — depth means how far down something goes, from top to bottom or surface to floor.
depth in French
profondeur
the vertical distance below a surface; the degree to which something is deep
épaisseur
(aeronautics) the perpendicular distance from the chord to the farthest point of an arched surface
What does "depth" mean?
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noun How far down something goes, from top to bottom or surface to floor.
"The pool has a depth of two metres at the deep end."
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noun The measure of how thorough, complex, or serious something is.
"The report goes into real depth on the causes of the crisis."
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noun The most extreme or intense part of something, especially a difficult period.
"They fell in love in the depth of a harsh winter."
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depth in a sentence
- The pool has a depth of two metres at the deep end.
- Divers measured the depth of the trench at over ten kilometres.
- The report goes into real depth on the causes of the crisis.
- Her essay lacked depth, because it only skimmed the surface of the topic.
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What is "depth" in French?
"depth" in French is profondeur, épaisseur. depth means: How far down something goes, from top to bottom or surface to floor.
How do you use "depth" in a sentence?
Example: "The pool has a depth of two metres at the deep end." In French, "depth" is profondeur, épaisseur.
Are there other ways to say "depth" in French?
Yes — French has 2 translations listed for "depth": profondeur, épaisseur.
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