Definition of go deep - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
1.
growthdevelop in complexity or detail
- The lecture will go deep into the intricacies of molecular biology.
2.
explorationpenetrate or explore thoroughly
- The researchers decided to go deep into the jungle for their study.
3.
- The receiver was told to go deep for the touchdown.
Examples of go deep in a sentence
We need to go deep into the data to find the root cause. The detective had to go deep into the case to find the truth. To understand the culture, you must go deep into its history. The coach instructed him to go deep for the play. He managed to go deep and catch the ball.
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- French:approfondir, pénétrer profondément, ...
- German:in die Tiefe gehen, tief gehen, ...
- Italian:addentrarsi, andare in profondità, ...
- Spanish:profundizar, irse lejos, ...
- Portuguese:aprofundar, aprofundar-se, ...
- Chinese:深入细节, 深入探讨, ...
- Japanese:深く掘り下げる, 深く入る, ...
- Arabic:تَعَمَّقَ, غاصَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַעֲמִיק, לְהִתְעַמֵּק, ...
- Russian:углубляться, уйти вглубь, ...
- Ukrainian:заглиблюватися заглибитися, заглибитися, ...
- Hindi:गहराई में जाना, भीतर तक जाना, ...
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