1. profound (a.) (1)強烈的;深沉的;極度的 (2) 造詣深的;思想深邃的
His mother's death when he was aged six had a
very profound effect on him.
他六歲時母親的過世對他的影響很大。
The invention of the contraceptive pill brought
about profound changes in the lives of women.
避孕藥的發明為女性的生活帶來了重大變化。
Those two lines of poetry express perfectly the
profound sadness of loss.
那兩行詩貼切表達了失去親人的深切悲痛。
My grandfather has a profound mistrust of
anything new or foreign.
我祖父對任何新生或外來事物有一種根深柢固的不信任。
There was a note of profound irritation in
his voice. 他的語氣中帶有強烈惱怒。
profound truths/wisdom 深奧的真理/博大的智慧
The review that I read said that it was 'a
thoughtful and profound film'.
我看過的評論說它是一部「有創意、有深度的電影」。
"Dying is easy - it's living that's the
problem." "That was very profound of you, Steven."
「死很容易——活下去才是難題。」「史蒂文,你的話真深奧!」
Hotel prices in the major cities are high but not prohibitive.
大城市裡的旅館費用昂貴,但還能負擔得起。
Property in the area tends to be prohibitively expensive
(= so expensive that you cannot buy it).
該地區的房產日趨昂貴,真有點負擔不起。