tief

adjective
deep, low
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Means 'deep' (physical depth, emotions) and 'low' (pitch, level). Gradable adjective: comparative tiefer, superlative am tiefsten. Antonyms: flach, hoch. No special preposition or reflexivity. Regular adjective; commonly used both attributively and predicatively, and sometimes adverbially (e.g., tief atmen). in German

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Der Taucher sagte, dass das Wasser tiefer war, als die Karte zeigte.
The diver said that the water was deeper than the map showed.
Die Batterie hat eine sehr tiefe Spannung.
The battery has a very low voltage.
Der See ist an dieser Stelle sehr tief.
The lake is very deep at this spot.

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👁️Imagine a deep well (tief) that you can drop a stone into
👂tief sounds like English 'tee-f' — think 'deep'

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Can describe physical depth (deep) or figurative low (low voice).

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