| Formy złożone: |
| ankle-deep | adj | (buried or submerged up to the ankles) | po kostki przyim. + ż, l. mn. |
| Suddenly, we were ankle-deep in mud. |
| You can wade across the stream easily here; it's only ankle-deep. |
| deep down | | | w głębi duszy przyim.+ż+ż |
| deep down in his heart | adv | (his conscience) | głęboko w sercu przys. + przyim. + n |
| The governor said the affair was not immoral, but deep down in his heart, he knew it was wrong. |
| deep freeze, deep-freeze | n | (cold storage unit) | zamrażarka ż |
| She killed her husband and put his body in the deep freeze. |
| deep freeze, deep-freeze | vtr | (keep in cold storage) | zamrażać B ndk. |
| | | zamrozić B dk. |
| Did you know you can deep freeze a loaf of bread and it will keep for ages? |
| deep fried, deep-fried | adj | (immersed in boiling fat) | usmażony przym. |
| Note: hyphen used when term is an adj before a noun |
| Deep-fried food is delicious but unhealthy. |
| deep fry | vtr | (cook by submerging in boiling fat) | smażyć na oleju B ndk. + przyim. + m |
| | | usmażyć na oleju B dk. + przyim. + m |
| In the south, a popular way to cook chicken is to deep fry it so that it has a crispy skin. |
| deep fryer | n | (machine that cooks food in boiling fat) przenośny | po uszy w długach |
| She dropped the balls of dough into the deep fryer to make donuts. |
| deep in debt | adj | (in extreme financial debt) | głęboki sen przym. + m |
| She was so deep in debt that the only solution appeared to be bankruptcy. |
| deep sleep | n | (most profound stage in sleep cycle) | głeboki sen przym. + m |
| She did not hear the fire alarm or the shouts of her children, she was in such a deep sleep. |
| deep space | | | daleka przestrzeń kosmiczna przym.+ż+przym. |
| deep thought | | | głebokie przemyślenie przym.+n |
| deep-dish pizza | n | US (deep-pan pizza, thick-crust pizza) | pizza na grubym cieście ż+przyim.+przym.+n |
| Chicago is known for its delicious deep-dish pizzas. |
| deep-sea diver | n | (sb who scuba dives at great depths) | nurek głębinowy m + przym. |
| Jacques Cousteau sometimes filmed as a deep-sea diver. |
| deep-sea diving | n | (scuba diving at great depths) | głębinowe nurkowanie przym. + n |
| Deep-sea diving opens a whole new universe to scientists, engineers and archeologists. |
| dig deep | vi | figurative (donate a generous sum of money) | hojnie obdarowywać przys.+ ndk. |
| | | hojnie obdarować przys. + dk. |
| This is a worthy cause so dig deep into your pocket. |
| dig deep for | vtr | figurative (make an effort to find in self) | głęboko szukać przys. + B ndk. |
| | | głęboko poszukać przys. + B dk. |
| I had to dig deep to find the courage to learn to skydive. |
| too deep for | prep | figurative (subject: requiring excessive thought for) przenośny | zbyt głęboki dla |
| The philosophical conversation was too deep for me to follow. |
| too deep for | prep | literal (water: not shallow enough for) | zbyt głęboki dla |
| This part of the pool is too deep for you to swim in. |
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