甡
deep; profound; intimate; dark (color); late
Meanings
8 senses · 21 examplesadjective
deep; having great distance from surface to bottom
Opposite of 浅 (qiǎn). Used for physical depth of water, holes, etc.
This well is very deep.
The river water is so deep that the bottom cannot be seen.
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This cave is ten meters deep.
adjective
profound; deep (meaning, emotion, or influence)
Used for abstract concepts like meaning, impression, or influence.
This article has profound meaning.
His words left a deep impression on me.
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This problem is very profound and not easy to understand.
adjective
close; intimate (relationship)
Describes close relationships or deep feelings between people.
They have a deep friendship.
I have a close friendship with him.
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Deep friendship can withstand tests.
adjective
dark; deep (color)
Describes dark or intense colors.
She is wearing a dark red coat.
The color of this cloth is too dark.
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White clouds float in the deep blue sky.
adjective
late (time)
Describes late hours or long duration.
It's late at night; go to bed early.
In late autumn, the leaves have all turned yellow.
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As time went by, the writing on the stone tablet became blurred.
adverb
very; greatly; deeply
Used before verbs or adjectives to indicate high degree.
I deeply express my apologies.
He is deeply loved and respected by everyone.
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I deeply believe this without doubt.
noun
depth
Used as a noun indicating the degree of depth.
The depth of this well is ten meters.
Measure the depth of the seawater.
proper noun
Shen (surname)
A Chinese family name.
Mr. Shen is the person in charge here.