English–Japanese
“depths” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajishinsō
Example
その問題の深層を探ります。so no mon dai no shin sō o sagu ri ma su
We will explore the depths of that problem.
How to say “depths” in Japanese
“Depths” in Japanese is 深層 (shinsō).
It describes a deeper level of a subject that lies beneath its visible or obvious features.
Example sentences with 深層
表面的な説明だけでなく、現象の深層にも目を向ける必要があります。hyō men teki na setsu mei da ke de na ku gen shō no shin sō ni mo me o mu ke ru hitsu yō ga a ri ma su
We should look beyond a superficial explanation and consider the deeper layers of the phenomenon.
Tips for using 深層
- In formal writing, 深層 (shinsō) usually points to an underlying cause or structure rather than simply a physically deep place.