deep
di:pn. the central and most intense or profound part · n. literary term for an ocean · a. relatively deep or strong; affecting one deeply
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Millions of viruses invade deep into the deadly cancer, kickstarting an experiment that had never been attempted before, bypassing some of the most sacred safety nets in medicine.
数以百万计的病毒深入致命的癌细胞,启动了一项前所未有的实验,绕过了医学界一些最神圣的安全防线。
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So recently, I did a deep dive on whether or not eight gig of RAM is actually enough, and in that, I used a little utility I've coded called WinStat to log memory usage.
最近,我深入研究了8GB内存是否足够,为此我使用了一个我编写的小工具WinStat来记录内存使用情况。
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This is area of deep passion for me, of course, and I think it's probably not news to anybody that it's the gut microbiome is incredibly impactful on human health.
这当然是我深感热情的领域,我想这对任何人来说可能都不是新闻,肠道微生物群对人类健康有着极其深远的影响。
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I find in my usage over the last few months, if I am starting on the iPhone, I'm I'm having to sit down and I actually just want to go deeper into a piece of of content.
我发现在过去几个月的使用中,如果我从 iPhone 开始,我不得不坐下来,而我实际上只是想更深入地阅读某项内容。
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Before I speak, I take a deep breath, and I tell myself, it's okay.
在我说话之前,我会深吸一口气,告诉自己,没关系。
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