normal depth
ˈnɔrməl dɛpθ
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Definition of normal depth - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
navigationTECH.standard water depth for navigationTECH.
  • The ship can pass safely at normal depth.
2.
fluid dynamicsTECH.depth of water in uniform flowTECH.
  • The canal was designed to maintain a normal depth.
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Expressions with normal

new normaln.
recently established way of living after big changes in society
Wearing masks became part of the new normal.
anything but normaladj.
very unusual or unexpected
Her reaction to the news was anything but normal.
have a normal onev.
experience a typical or uneventful day
After the excitement yesterday, I just want to have a normal one.
back to normaladj.
returned to the usual state or condition
After the storm, things were back to normal.
normal timen.
standard period of play in sports
The team won the match in normal time.
under normal circumstancesadv.
in typical conditions without unusual factors
Under normal circumstances, the store opens at 9 AM.

Expressions with depth

out of one's depthadj.
in water too deep to stand safely
He was out of his depth in the deep pool.
beyond one's depthadj.
not having the knowledge or skills to deal with something
He was beyond his depth in the advanced math class.
out of your depthadj.
not having the knowledge or skills to deal with a situation
On my first day, I was out of your depth and panicked.
in more depthadv.
to a greater level of detail careful thought or complete study
We will examine this issue in more depth next week.
water depthn.
distance from water surface down to the bottom at one place
The water depth near the dock is too shallow for large boats.
in great depthadv.
with a lot of detail or thoroughness
The topic was discussed in great depth.
in-depthadj.
thorough and detailed examination or analysis
The report provided an in-depth analysis of the market trends.
depth of charactern.
quality of having complex, thoughtful, or deep personality traits
The novel's hero has great depth of character.
emotional depthn.
intensity of feeling or emotion
Her emotional depth was evident in her heartfelt speech.
add depthv.
make something more complex or interesting
The author added depth to the story by developing the characters.

Terms related to normal depth

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
boatingchanneldepthmaritimenauticalnavigationsailingwaterengineeringflowfluidhydraulics

Examples of normal depth in a sentence

  • Boats can navigate easily at normal depth.
  • Engineers calculated the normal depth for the new channel.
  • The river's normal depth was altered by the construction.

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  1. French:profondeur normale, profondeur usuelle, ...
  2. German:normale Tiefe, Normalwassertiefe, ...
  3. Italian:profondità normale, profondità regolare, ...
  4. Spanish:profundidad normal, nivel normal, ...
  5. Portuguese:profundidade normal, ...
  6. Chinese:正常深度, 正常水深, ...
  7. Japanese:標準深度, ...
  8. Arabic:عُمْق قِياسي, عُمْق عادي, ...
  9. Hebrew:עוֹמֶק רָגִיל, ...
  10. Russian:нормальная глубина, ...
  11. Ukrainian:нормальна глибина, стала глибина, ...
  12. Hindi:सामान्य गहराई, नियमित गहराई, ...
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