shallow
US /ˈʃæl.oʊ/
UK /ˈʃæl.oʊ/
1.
dangkal
of little depth
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The children were playing in the shallow end of the pool.
Anak-anak bermain di bagian kolam yang dangkal.
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The river is very shallow at this point.
Sungai ini sangat dangkal di titik ini.
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2.
dangkal, superfisial
not exhibiting or requiring much thought, analysis, or intellect; superficial
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His arguments were rather shallow and unconvincing.
Argumennya agak dangkal dan tidak meyakinkan.
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She found his personality to be quite shallow.
Dia menemukan kepribadiannya cukup dangkal.
1.
mendangkalkan, menjadi dangkal
to make something shallow
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The constant erosion will eventually shallow the riverbed.
Erosi yang terus-menerus pada akhirnya akan mendangkalkan dasar sungai.
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Dredging is needed to prevent the harbor from becoming too shallow.
Pengerukan diperlukan untuk mencegah pelabuhan menjadi terlalu dangkal.