Deepen的意思|Deepen的解释-里氏词典

Deepen \Deep"en\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Deepened}; p. pr. & vb.
n. {Deepening}.]
1. To make deep or deeper; to increase the depth of; to sink
lower; as, to deepen a well or a channel.

It would . . . deepen the bed of the Tiber.
--Addison.

2. To make darker or more intense; to darken; as, the event
deepened the prevailing gloom.

You must deepen your colors. --Peacham.

3. To make more poignant or affecting; to increase in degree;
as, to deepen grief or sorrow.

4. To make more grave or low in tone; as, to deepen the tones
of an organ.

Deepens the murmur of the falling floods. --Pope.

Deepen \Deep"en\, v. i.
To become deeper; as, the water deepens at every cast of the
lead; the plot deepens.

His blood-red tresses deepening in the sun. --Byron.

Roh has been under public pressure to cancel his trip. Dissidents contend Roh's trip to Japan will deepen South Korea's economic dependence on Japan.
It would trigger withdrawal of the 23,000-strong UN peacekeeping force, to which France and the UK have contributed generously, and deepen the rift in Nato. Mr Kohl will therefore do his utmost to prevent a split.
"I was amazed you selected such a theme," he said. "I hope the friendship between the United States and Germany continues to deepen." It is a feeling shared by the writers, who say their novel taught them about the folly and horror of war.
Government, opposition and military representatives have said the governmental crisis could deepen if the court rules for Arena, granting it a 31st seat and an outright majority.
Democratic leaders note estimates that 80 percent of the benefit of the capital-gains reduction would go to those with annual incomes over $200,000. After briefly accelerating revenues, they contend, it would deepen the budget deficit in 1992 and beyond.
Mr Bronfeld says that the pace should be stepped up in case an opportunity to sell off the companies - and deepen the market - is missed. But as 1992 ended, some of the excitement had tempered.
King said, however, that British Airways would continue to "widen and deepen" its marketing agreements with United and possibly make similar agreements with other U.S. carriers.
He believes the next stage is to deepen - rather than broaden - group activities. Amid reports that many directors are unhappy about the break-up, Mr Clewlow does not pretend his proposals met with universal acclaim.
Thousands of Southern Baptists nationwide are considering state budgets that could deepen the decade-old split between conservatives and moderates in the nation's largest Protestant denomination.
He has a sense of style and a burgeoning intellectual grasp of form and content that can only deepen with time.
Instead, the new banking bill throws up some hasty new barricades that will perpetuate and maybe deepen the industry's problems.
Any fourth-quarter loss would only deepen Borman's losses for the year.
But divisions appeared to deepen on Wednesday.
Given Inchcape's long-standing relationship with Ricoh, it was always going to be tricky to deepen its involvement with Gestetner.
A few miles north of here, a dredge worked around the clock to deepen a channel that was 6 inches shallower than the 9-foot depth guaranteed by the Army Corps of Engineers.
Many private economists look for America's oil dependence to deepen in coming months as domestic production slumps further. Another negative factor on the trade front is the recent strength of the U.S. dollar, especially against the Japanese yen.
The charges only deepen the disarray at closely held Arochem, which has also been subject to lengthy litigation concerning its ownership.
Record executives tend to regard these efforts as attacks on free expression, and a few warn that puritanical censorship will only deepen the cultural gap between parents and teen-agers.
The decline in births will probably deepen as the large group of baby-boom women, most of whom are now more than 30 years old, age beyond their prime childbearing years.
The aim with this sale, Mr. Moore said, is "not so much to broaden, as to deepen share ownership."
A smaller example is its willingness over the past week to deepen trade links with Taiwan, thereby risking China's anger. All in all, it adds up to a Japan that looks as if it wants to take a more vigorous role in shaping the WTO than it did in Gatt.
Only if they have an even more solid base for support than they have enjoyed so far could they hope to deepen reforms: and they evidently do not have that.
In the long run, the situation "cannot do anything to Chinese and Western Christian relations except deepen the solidarity," says Cynthia McLean, a specialist in the the China program of the National Council of Churches.
You know toys, radios, things like that.' But the ants' clients are getting poorer and poorer as Brazil's economic problems deepen.
But better the risk of democracy than the risk of stalemate,' said President Salinas. With the election over, Mr Zedillo has promised to deepen the democratic reforms that Mr Salinas belatedly embraced.
This could deepen the Labor-Likud split on the peace issue and thwart talks on a power-sharing coalition.
"Our military action will deepen the political crisis and complicate the electoral scheme," he said.
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A series of EC price cuts, which will deepen as CAP reform continues, has seen to that.
The companies' impending agreement indicates that their relationship continues to deepen despite some notable irritants.

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