"profound" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch

profound Adjektiv

profound + Substantiv

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profound effect • profound impact • profound change • profound influence • profound sorrow • profound sense • profound implication • ...

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Grup znaczeniowych: 35

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(2) impact, shock, beauty

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(11) way, level, depth, dimension, manner

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1. profound insight = głęboka przenikliwość profound insight

2. profound discovery = głębokie odkrycie profound discovery

3. profound revelation = głębokie ujawnienie profound revelation

4. profound grasp = głęboki chwyt profound grasp

5. profound awareness = głęboka świadomość profound awareness

6. profound realization = głęboka realizacja profound realization

Through his perseverance and ability to accept all circumstances, he achieved profound realization of the ultimate nature of reality.
In a sudden moment of clarity, he comes to a profound realization: Love, including the love between Helena and himself, is the only universal truth.
Zen means meditation and this school of the Buddhism teaches that through the profound realization that one is an already enlightened being enlightenment is achieved.
Davis spent the next twelve years integrating the profound realization.
As he stood there, rooted to the spot, watching the baby girl slowly moving her hands over her face and exploring the new person she'd discovered, a profound realisation dawned on him.
But there was no time to dwell on profound realizations.
And then, in a rush of profound realization, he knew that he wished nothing better than to serve this woman.
Unfortunately for Michael, George Sr. stumbles across a religious pamphlet left by Ann and has a profound realization.
Between those years, he said, some profound realizations occur that are worthy of the term middle age.
This work led to the profound realization that knowledge, in itself, is merely a resource - whether in the form of books, data, or even as recorded insights from those who "knew".