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Shallow

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Adjective

shallow

  1. Concave upward and significantly less deep than wide
    This crater is relatively shallow
    Saute the onions in a shallow pan
  2. Extending not far downward
    The water is shallow here
  3. Concerned mainly with superficial matters
    It was a glamorous but shallow lifestyle
  4. Lacking interest or substance.
    The acting is good, but the characters are shallow
  5. Term used for females who don't like fat people.
    Jenn hates fat guys.

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Translations

  • Chinese character:
  • Chinese: 浅的
  • Dutch: ondiep (1, 2), oppervlakkig (3, 4)
  • French: peu profond (1, 2); superficiel (3)
  • German: flach
  • Italian: poco profondo (1, 2); superficiale (3)
  • Japanese: 浅い (あさい )

Noun

  1. A shallow portion of an otherwise deep body of water
    The ship ran aground in an unexpected shallow

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