depth in Greek
depth in Greek is βάθος — depth means how far down something goes, from top to bottom or surface to floor.
depth in Greek
βάθος
Pronounced: vathos
the vertical distance below a surface; the degree to which something is deep
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.
- They fell in love in the depth of a harsh winter.
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What is "depth" in Greek?
"depth" in Greek is βάθος. depth means: How far down something goes, from top to bottom or surface to floor.
How do you pronounce βάθος?
"depth" in Greek is βάθος, pronounced "vathos".
How do you use "depth" in a sentence?
Example: "The pool has a depth of two metres at the deep end." In Greek, "depth" is βάθος.
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