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shallowdangkal, tohor, cetek, dangkal, tdk sungguh2
English Definition
    noun
  1. shoal, shallow: a stretch of shallow water
    verb
  1. shallow, shoal: make shallow "The silt shallowed the canal"
  2. shallow, shoal: become shallow "the lake shallowed over time"
    adjective
  1. shallow: lacking physical depth; having little spatial extension downward or inward from an outer surface or backward or outward from a center "shallow water", "a shallow dish", "a shallow cut", "a shallow closet", "established a shallow beachhead", "hit the ball to shallow left field" Antonym: deep
  2. shallow: not deep or strong; not affecting one deeply "shallow breathing", "a night of shallow fretful sleep", "in a shallow trance" Antonym: deep
  3. shallow: lacking depth of intellect or knowledge; concerned only with what is obvious "shallow people", "his arguments seemed shallow and tedious"
Translation
Chinese bǐ lòu, cū qiǎn, jiàn, jiǎn, qiǎn, 俴, 淺, 粗淺, 譾, 鄙陋, 俴, 浅, 粗浅, 谫, 鄙陋
Dutchondiep, oppervlakkig, licht
Greek αβαθή ύδατα
Japanese asai, kokoronosemai, usude, uwacchoushi, あさい, うすで, うわっちょうし, こころのせまい, 上っ調子, 心の狭い, 浅い, 薄手
Malay dangkal, tohor, cetek, dangkal, tdk sungguh2
Norwegian lavbunnede
Polish płytce
Portuguese rasa
Russianмелководье, поверхностный, мелкий
Serbian povrsan, pitak
Swedish grund