In depth meaning in English
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Definition
(to look at a problem) in depth: (to look at a problem) closely, thoroughly, in detail
(an) in-depth (study): (a) detailed, thorough (study)
Examples
- "We chatted briefly about paperclips (and other stationery) before moving on to an in-depth discussion about world financial markets."
Exercise 1
Nicola remembers an "in-depth" discussion with Icarus.
Which of the following expressions best explains what "in-depth" means?
Which of the following expressions best explains what "in-depth" means?
Nicola remembers an "in-depth" discussion with Icarus.
Which of the following expressions best explains what "in-depth" means?
Excerpt: ...an in-depth discussion about world financial markets.
Which of the following expressions best explains what "in-depth" means?
This is not the best choice. "Deeply moving" suggests a profound emotional response to an experience and is not synonymous with "in-depth".
This is the best choice. An "in-depth (analysis)" offers great detail and a high level of insight. It is the opposite, in this context, of "brief" or "superficial".
This is not the best choice. While some in-depth discussions might be boring to non-specialists, in-depth analysis is valued for its detail and high level of insight.
Excerpt: ...an in-depth discussion about world financial markets.
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