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in the depths of somewhere
idiom(alsoin the depth of somewhere)
deep inside or in the middle of somewhere, and a long distance from its edges:
a house in the depths of the forest森林深处的房屋
They found prehistoric paintings in the depths of the caves.
He was trapped in the depths of a sunken ship.
She lives in a cottage in the depth of the Welsh countryside.
The books are probably gathering dust in the depth of someone's attic.
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in the depths of something | American Dictionary
in the depths of something
idiom
in the middle of a difficult or unpleasant time or situation:
At the time, America was in the depths of the Depression.
in the depths of
If you are in the depths of a negative feeling, you feel it very strongly:
He was in the depths of despair about losing his job.
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