dee meaning in Spanish

English	Spanish
dee [dees] (name of the letter D, d) noun [UK: dee] [US: ˈdiː]	denoun {f}
deed [deeds] (action) noun [UK: diːd] [US: ˈdiːd]	acciónnoun {f}In the beginning was the deed. = En el principio era la acción. actonoun {m}A man is responsible for his deeds. = Un hombre es responsable de sus actos. hechonoun {m}Deeds, not words. = Hechos, no palabras. obranoun {f}A good deed lightens a dark world. = Una buena obra alumbra a un mundo oscuro.
deed [deeds] (brave or noteworthy action, feat or exploit) noun [UK: diːd] [US: ˈdiːd]	gestanoun {f} hazañanoun {f}His brave deed earned him respect. = Su valiente hazaña le otorgó el respeto. hitonoun {m} hombradanoun {f} logronoun {m} machadanoun {f} proezanoun {f}
deed [deeds] (legal instrument) noun [UK: diːd] [US: ˈdiːd]	actanoun {f} escrituranoun {f}The deed is not too expensive. = La escritura no es demasiado cara. títulonoun {m}
deejay (to play music as a disc jockey) verb [UK: ˈdiː.dʒeɪ] [US: ˈdiː.dʒeɪ]	pincharverb
deem [deemed, deeming, deems] (to hold in belief or estimation) verb [UK: diːm] [US: ˈdiːm]	concluirverb considerarverbThe boy deemed that he cheated in the examination. = El niño considera que hizo trampa en el examen.
deem [deemed, deeming, deems] verb [UK: diːm] [US: ˈdiːm]	estimarverb
deep [deeper, deepest] (difficult to awake from) adjective [UK: diːp] [US: ˈdiːp]	fondoadjectiveWe must make an effort and go deeper into the matter. = Nos tenemos que esforzar en ir más al fondo del asunto.
deep [deeper, deepest] (having its bottom far down) adjective [UK: diːp] [US: ˈdiːp]	hondoadjectiveThe lake is very deep. = El lago está muy hondo. profundoadjectiveThis water is deep. = El agua es profunda.
deep [deeper, deepest] (in extent in a direction away from the observer) adjective [UK: diːp] [US: ˈdiːp]	anchoadjective {m} de fondoadjective
deep [deeper, deepest] (of a color, dark and highly saturated) adjective [UK: diːp] [US: ˈdiːp]	intensoadjectiveI felt a deep pain. = Sentí un dolor intenso. oscuroadjective
deep [deeper, deepest] (of a sound or voice, low in pitch) adjective [UK: diːp] [US: ˈdiːp]	bajoadjectiveMy parents keep making fun of my deep voice, especially when they mock me, and it annoys me. = Mis padres siempre se burlan de mi voz baja, especialmente cuando me imitan, y eso me fastidia. graveadjectiveJohn has a deep voice. = John tiene una voz grave.
deep [deeper, deepest] adjective [UK: diːp] [US: ˈdiːp]	capa profunda; profundo; penetranteadjective
deep down (Fundamentally, in essence) adverb	en el fondoadverb
deep-fried (cooked in deep fryer) adjective	fritoadjective
deep fryer (vessel for deep frying) noun [UK: diːp ˈfraɪə(r)] [US: ˈdiːp ˈfraɪər]	freidoranoun {f}
deep learning noun	aprendizaje profundonoun {m}
Deep South (group of subregions in the American South) proper noun [UK: diːp saʊθ] [US: ˈdiːp ˈsaʊθ]	Sur profundoproper noun {m}
deep state (large group of people believed to have long-lasting political influence) noun	cloacas del estadonoun {f-Pl} estado profundonoun {m}
deep-throat verb [UK: diːp θrəʊt] [US: ˈdiːp θroʊt]	hacer garganta profundaverb
deep vein thrombosis (condition) noun	trombosis venosa profundanoun {f}
deep water (difficult or embarrassing situation) noun [UK: diːp ˈwɔː.tə(r)] [US: ˈdiːp ˈwɒ.tər]	profunda angustianoun {f}
deepen [deepened, deepening, deepens] verb [UK: ˈdiː.pən] [US: ˈdiː.pən]	ahondarverb

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