Перевод слова

Перевод: profound

[прилагательное]
глубокий; полный; основательный; мудрый; проникновенный; абсолютный; низкий;
[существительное]
море; океан ; глубина ; бездна ; пучина

Тезаурус:

1. As was noted above and as I shall explore in further detail below, both of these involved a flow of blood - the one positively valued, the other negatively, and both had profound resonances for the involvement or non-involvement of men and women in public religion.
2. Despite the minimalist parameters for the new channel set out in the Broadcasting Act, in profound contrast to the remit of Channel Four when it began a decade ago, we want to make an issue of the new Channel.
3. Still the disappointment of "my lord", but that is balanced by a profound play on words.
4. The profound embarrassment of Morrissey's dancing turned the lack of oneness with your body into glamour.
5. One of them, Peter Cornwell, later published a sunlit retrospect of what it was like to be one of Ebor's ordinands, and how he valued the privilege that the bishop who ordained him was a thinker, as he put it, so profound.
6. So even those Protestants who do not believe that the Catholic Church would actually sanction a return to the thumbscrews if it thought it could get away with it view with profound misgivings the decline of the Protestant population of the Irish Republic from 330,000 in 1911 to 130,000 in 1971.
7. Such time as he had spent on commercial subjects (in vacations, etc) had produced a profound dislike for them.
8. Excited by this discovery he announces a novel and profound moral principle, a new addendum to the catalogue of human rights.
9. But if that is our conclusion, then we miss perhaps the most profound contribution this story has to make to theology and to faith.
10. It would need a profound belief in providence to make one refrain from wondering why a group of foggy islands off Europe's north-western shores, populated beyond the means of subsistence that the islands could provide, endowed with no great natural assets outside the coalfields, should have become both the centre of a world empire and a possible arbiter of European rivalries.
11. There seems to be a profound antipathy between the French and Germans about learning each other's language.
12. And indeed, it is surely the case that menstruation is a profound event, the other side of ovulation, the balance to fertility as well as the mark of it.
13. West Germany, as a nation, is being asked the most profound questions about the shape of things to come on its borders.