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

profound Adjektiv

profound + Substantiv

Kolokacji: 179

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

Kolokacji: 22

Grup znaczeniowych: 35

Kolokacji: 5

(2) impact, shock, beauty

Kolokacji: 3

Kolokacji: 12

Kolokacji: 16

1. profound sorrow = głęboki smutek profound sorrow

2. profound sadness = głęboki smutek profound sadness

3. profound regret = głęboki żal profound regret

4. profound gratitude = głęboka wdzięczność profound gratitude

5. profound grief = głęboki żal profound grief

6. profound desire = głęboka ochota profound desire

7. profound ambivalence = głęboka ambiwalencja profound ambivalence

8. profound pleasure = głęboka przyjemność profound pleasure

9. profound joy = głęboka radość profound joy

10. profound affect = głęboki afekt profound affect

11. profound amazement = głębokie zdumienie profound amazement

12. profound pain = głęboki ból profound pain

13. profound distress = głębokie udręka profound distress

14. profound unhappiness = głębokie nieszczęście profound unhappiness

15. profound hope = głęboka nadzieja profound hope

16. profound happiness = głębokie szczęście profound happiness

As the words formed in his mind so the look of profound happiness, of contained delight, formed once more upon his shining face.
In retrospect, though never at the time, it feels like profound happiness.
There was such profound happiness in me I suspected my nerves were getting out of hand.
Grushenka, in her profound happiness, treated all the servants with great modesty and care.
She treasured the quiet intimacy, the shared wonder and quiet profound happiness she felt.
But more important, it seemed as if the corners of the robot's mouth curved ever so slightly in an eternal smile of the most profound and subtle happiness.
It wasn't a question of profound, long-term happiness.
The Latvians expressed "profound happiness" at the decision, and an Estonian official called it an "early Christmas present," according to two cables.
It is a profound happiness to meet the sister of Sir Horace, though you do not, I find, resemble him, senora.
As he sat there, motionless, this feeling of relief became a feeling of profound happiness.