profound
/prəˈfaʊnd/
EN
Very deep, intense, or showing great intellectual depth and insight; having a strong, far-reaching effect.
The book offers a profound analysis of modern social inequality.
Etymology
Comes from Middle English profound, borrowed from Old French profund, which derives from Latin profundus meaning 'deep', formed from pro- (forward) + fundus (bottom).
Translations
简体中文
深刻的,深厚的,渊博的
繁體中文
深刻的,深厚的,淵博的
日本語
深い,奥深い,深刻な
한국어
심오한,깊은,박식한
Deutsch
tiefgründig,profund,tief
Español
profundo,hondo,profundo
Português
profundo,profundo
Français
Tiếng Việt
sâu sắc,sâu thẳm,thâm sâu