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前置詞句

in depth

1. Comprehensive, thorough, detailed.
   • 2012 March 16, Edward Tenner, “Why Wikipedia's Fans Shouldn't Gloat”, in The Atlantic‎:

     Written by accretion rather than from a single author's interpretation Wikipedia has a neo-positivist mania for facts that devalues interpretation in depth, yet in matching Friedrich's review against Nabokov it also shows that it is far from neutral.

派生語

形容詞

in-depth (comparative more in-depth, superlative most in-depth)

1. Thorough; comprehensive.

   in-depth analysis

   We are showing in-depth coverage of the World Championships.

   • 2021 February 24, “Rail industry marks National Apprenticeship Week”, in RAIL, number 925, page 17:

     Recruits will be taught in-depth electrical and mechanical engineering as well as gaining practical experience in rail maintenance.

反意語

• surface-level

派生語