in deep

1. In a significant amount of debt. Oh, I'll be in deep once I graduate from law school—I'm not looking forward to it.2. In a dangerous, vulnerable, or troublesome situation or position, especially that which could be beyond one's abilities to resolve. Anthony is in deep with his creditors. If he doesn't pay off his debts, they're going to take everything he owns. I think I'm in deep with this course—I don't know how I'll be able to catch up with all the work!See also: deep

in deep

1. Fig. deeply involved (with someone or something). Mary and Sam are in deep. Wilbur got in deep with the mob. 2. Fig. deeply in debt. (Often with with or to.) Willie is in deep with his bookie. I'm in deep to the department store.See also: deep

in deep

1. Seriously involved; far advanced. For example, He was in deep with the other merchants and couldn't strike out on his own, or She used her credit cards for everything, and before long she was in deep. 2. in deep water. Also, in over one's head. In trouble, with more difficulties than one can manage, as in The business was in deep water after the president resigned, or I'm afraid Bill got in over his head. These metaphoric expressions transfer the difficulties of being submerged to other problems. The first appears in Miles Coverdale's 1535 translation of the Book of Psalms (68:13): "I am come into deep waters." The second, which also can signify being involved with more than one can understand, dates from the 1600s. Also see over one's head. See also: deep

in deep

1. mod. deeply involved (with someone or something). Bart is in deep with the mob. 2. mod. deeply in debt. (Often with with or to.) Sam is in deep with his bookie. See also: deep

单词	in deep
释义	in deep in deep 1. In a significant amount of debt. Oh, I'll be in deep once I graduate from law school—I'm not looking forward to it.2. In a dangerous, vulnerable, or troublesome situation or position, especially that which could be beyond one's abilities to resolve. Anthony is in deep with his creditors. If he doesn't pay off his debts, they're going to take everything he owns. I think I'm in deep with this course—I don't know how I'll be able to catch up with all the work!See also: deep in deep 1. Fig. deeply involved (with someone or something). Mary and Sam are in deep. Wilbur got in deep with the mob. 2. Fig. deeply in debt. (Often with with or to.) Willie is in deep with his bookie. I'm in deep to the department store.See also: deep in deep 1. Seriously involved; far advanced. For example, He was in deep with the other merchants and couldn't strike out on his own, or She used her credit cards for everything, and before long she was in deep. 2. in deep water. Also, in over one's head. In trouble, with more difficulties than one can manage, as in The business was in deep water after the president resigned, or I'm afraid Bill got in over his head. These metaphoric expressions transfer the difficulties of being submerged to other problems. The first appears in Miles Coverdale's 1535 translation of the Book of Psalms (68:13): "I am come into deep waters." The second, which also can signify being involved with more than one can understand, dates from the 1600s. Also see over one's head. See also: deep in deep 1. mod. deeply involved (with someone or something). Bart is in deep with the mob. 2. mod. deeply in debt. (Often with with or to.) Sam is in deep with his bookie. See also: deep
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