What do the word shallow mean

What does the word shallow mean?

According to the Merriam-Webster Unabridged Dictionary of the English Language as well as Collins English Dictionary and American Heritage, the word shallow is an adjective meaning having little depth, or having little spatial extension inward or backward. This can be used literally to talk about physical depth in water or shallow breathing, but can also  be used figuratively to describe a person or thing that lacks in depth of intellect, thought, knowledge or feeling, or that which penetrates only the easily perceived. The pronunciation of shallow is . The suffixes er and est can be added to the end of the word to create the superlatives shallower and shallowest, and ly can be added to make shallowly (adv.). Different suffixed can be added to create other tenses beside the present tense, like the present participle. Shallow is also a popular song from the film A Star is Born sung by Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper. It has been sung by many women’s voices throughout the years, and was nominated for an Oscar.

Many different languages also contain words that mean shallow (adj.). You may notice that some of these words look and sound similar to the word shallow and to each other. These are called cognates, which are words and phrases in different languages that look and sound similar and also mean similar things. These are often formed when two words have the same root or language of origin. This list of translations of shallow is provided by Word Sense.

•  Mandarin: 淺‎, 浅‎ (qiǎn)
•  Scottish Gaelic: eu-domhainn‎
•  Armenian: ծանծաղ‎
•  Catalan: pla‎, poc profund‎, superficial‎
•  Georgian: მარჩხობი‎, წყალმარჩხი‎
•  Latvian: sekls‎
•  German: seicht‎, flach‎
•  Ukrainian: мілкий‎ (milkýj), неглибокий‎ (nehlybókyj)
•  Macedonian: плиток‎ (plítok)
•  Arabic: ضَحِل‎
•  Danish: flad‎, lav‎
•  Interlingua: pauco profunde‎
•  French: peu profond‎
•  Polish: płytki‎
•  Swedish: ytlig‎ (common)
•  Italian: superficiale‎
•  Esperanto: malprofunda‎
•  Basque: azaleko‎
•  Hungarian: lapos‎, sekély‎
•  Occitan: superficial‎
•  Russian: ме́лкий‎, неглубо́кий‎
•  Lithuanian: seklus‎
•  Japanese: 浅い‎ (あさい, asai)
•  Nynorsk: flat‎, lav‎, grunn‎
•  Latgalian: seklys‎
•  Romanian: plat‎, puțin adânc‎
•  Slovak: plytký‎
•  Persian: کم عمق‎ (kam-omq), تنک‎ (tonok), تخت‎ (taxt)
•  Bokmål: flat‎, lav‎, grunn‎
•  Bashkir: һай‎
•  Finnish: matala‎, laakea‎
•  Greek: ρηχός‎
•  Czech: mělký‎
•  Portuguese: raso‎, superficial‎
•  Spanish: poco profundo‎ (masc.), superficial‎

What is the origin of the word shallow?

According to Etymonline, the word shallow has been used since 14c Middle English as schalowe to mean not deep. This is related to the Old English sceald which gives us the related word shoal. This has been used with regard to breathing since the 1870s, and of thought or feelings since the 1580s. The noun, usually written as shallows, has been used since the 1570s.

How can the word shallow be used in a sentence?

The word shallow can be used in many different sentences in the English language. Using words in a sentence or making flashcards and quizzes for yourself are all great ways to memorize a word’s definition. Try using this word of the day in a sentence today! Below are many examples of shallow.

The children played in the shallow end of the pool for safety. The swimming pool had part of a playing area and the stretch of shallow water was near the seating area, unlike the deep end, so parents could keep an eye on the children.

Jackson hit the baseball into the shallow left field, and it wasn’t enough to let him return back to home plate before he was outed.

The woman filled the shallow pan with onions, and made penetration with shallow cuts on the outer surface of the potatoes. She rubbed the chicken with a spice mixture and placed the shallow dish into the oven to cook.

The man took shallow breaths, only taking in a small amount of air with each inhalation. He was in shock after his attempted robbery, and had night after night of shallow fretful sleep after the incident.

The woman grew tired of much conversation. She felt most people she interacted with were shallow people who only cared about appearances.

Maria shoved her clothes into the shallow closet. She couldn’t wait to start renovations and receive a great spatial extension to her wardrobe.

The friends decided to wade in the shallow beachhead. Their friend ventured into the deep body of water, but quickly scurried back to the shallow portion when he felt something slimy touch his leg.

What are synonyms and antonyms of the word shallow?

There are many different words that a person can use in place of the word shallow. These are called synonyms, which are words and phrases that have the same definition as another word or phrase. Learning synonyms is a great way to expand your vocabulary and avoid repeating yourself. This list of synonyms is provided by Thesaurus.

•  flimsy
•  shoal
•  puerile
•  uncritical
•  flat
•  trifling
•  lightweight
•  cursory
•  piddling
•  meaningless
•  frivolous
•  inane
•  sand bar
•  farcical
•  empty
•  surface
•  vain
•  paltry
•  wishy-washy
•  trivial
•  slight
•  skin-deep
•  petty
•  flighty
•  idle
•  superficial
•  empty-headed
•  frothy
•  shelf
•  foolish
•  inconsiderable
•  featherbrained
•  unsound
•  simple
•  half-baked
•  sketchy
•  hollow
•  unthinking
•  depthless

There are also numerous different words that mean the opposite of the word shallow. These opposite words are called antonyms. Learning antonyms is another great way to expand your English language vocabulary. This list of antonyms for the word shallow is also provided by Thesaurus.

•  buried
•  subterranean
•  immersed
•  low
•  unfathomable
•  abyssal
•  distant
•  inmost
•  wide
•  underground
•  broad
•  fathomless
•  downreaching
•  bottomless
•  beneath
•  deep
•  submerged
•  yawning
•  subaqueous
•  abysmal
•  sunk
•  deep-seated
•  below
•  profound
•  submarine
•  far
•  rooted

Overall, the word shallow means not deep. This word can be used literally and figuratively.

Sources:

1. shallow: meaning, origin, translation | Word Sense 
2. SHALLOW Synonyms: 70 Synonyms & Antonyms for SHALLOW | Thesaurus 
3. DEEP Synonyms: 214 Synonyms & Antonyms for DEEP | Thesaurus  
4. shallow | Origin and meaning of shallow | Online Etymology Dictionary  
5. Shallow | Definition of Shallow | Merriam-Webster 

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  shallow [ˊʃæləυ]

  1) ме́лкий;

  2) пове́рхностный, пусто́й;

  2.

  n

  ме́лкое ме́сто, мель; о́тмель

  1) меле́ть

  2) уменьша́ть глубину́

  Англо-русский словарь Мюллера > shallow

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  shallow descent

  пологое снижение

  shallow dive

  пологое пикирование

  shallow fog

  низкий туман

  English-Russian aviation dictionary > shallow

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  shallow

  n

  Англо-русский строительный словарь.
  .
  2011.

  Англо-русский словарь строительных терминов > shallow

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  Персональный Сократ > shallow

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  shallow
  
  

  1. n часто pl мелкое место, мелководье, мель; отмель

  2. a мелкий, мелководный; неглубокий

  3. a поверхностный, ограниченный; пустой

  4. v мелеть

  5. v уменьшать глубину

  shallow gas — газ, поступающий с небольших глубин

  Синонимический ряд:

  1. having little depth (adj.) fordable; having little depth; lacking depth; non-navigable; not deep enough; slight; surface; wading

  2. superficial (adj.) cursory; depthless; one-dimensional; shoal; sketchy; skin-deep; superficial; uncritical

  3. trite (adj.) frivolous; inconsequential; insignificant; insubstantial; not profound; silly; trifling; trite; trivial; unintelligent

  Антонимический ряд:

  English-Russian base dictionary > shallow

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  shallow
  
  

  1. [ʹʃæləʋ]

  часто pl

  мелкое место, мелководье, мель; отмель

  2. [ʹʃæləʋ]

  1. мелкий, мелководный; неглубокий

  2. поверхностный, ограниченный; пустой

  shallow analysis [mind] — поверхностный /неглубокий/ анализ [ум]

  shallow thought — мелкая /пошлая/ мысль

  shallow person — ограниченный /пустой/ человек

  shallow argument — а) необоснованный довод; б) мелкий спор

  she is too shallow to be touched by this — она слишком легкомысленна, чтобы её это задело /тронуло, взволновало/

  where the water is shallow, no vessel will ride — где мелкая вода, никакое судно не пройдёт; ≅ по мелководью и утка не поплывёт

  shallow streams /waters/ make most din — мелкие ручейки звонко шумят; ≅ пустая бочка пуще гремит

  3. [ʹʃæləʋ]

  1. мелеть

  2. уменьшать глубину

  НБАРС > shallow

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  [‘ʃæləʊ]

  adj

  1) мелкий, мелководный, неглубокий

  The pan is too shallow to bake bread in. — Сковорода слишком мелка для того, чтобы в ней печь хлеб.

  The river was shallow enough for the children to bathe. — Река достаточно мелкая и дети могут купаться.

  — shallow stream

  
  — shallow sea
  — shallow river
  — shallow lake
  — shallow pond
  — shallow pan
  — shallow breathing
  — shallow roots of a tree

  2) поверхностный, ограниченный

  — shallow mind

  
  — shallow person
  — shallow analysis
  — shallow explanation
  — shallow play

  English-Russian combinatory dictionary > shallow

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  shallow
  
  

  ˈʃæləu
  1. прил.
  1) а) мелкий, мелководный shallow stream ≈ мелкий ручей shallow sea ≈ мелководное море shallow draft б) неглубокий;
  плоский shallow pan ≈ неглубокая сковорода shallow roots of a tree ≈ неглубокие корни shallow breathing ≈ неглубокое дыхание Syn: flat ∙ Ant: deep, profound
  2) перен. а) ограниченный, поверхностный, пустой shallow play ≈несерьезная, неглубокая пьеса shallow explanation ≈ поверхностное объяснение Syn: superficial, obvious Ant: profound б) некрепкий, не верный Theirs is only a shallow friendship. ≈У них некрепкая дружба.
  3) геол. аллювиальный, наносный
  2. сущ.;
  часто мн. мелкое место, мель;
  отмель Alligators live in the shallows. ≈ Аллигаторы водятся на мелководье.
  3. гл.
  1) мелеть
  2) а) уменьшать глубину;
  делать более плоским б) перен. упрощать;
  делать поверхностным, неглубоким
  часто pl мелкое место, мелководье, мель;
  отмель — the * of the river брод мелкий, мелководный;
  неглубокий — * stream мелкий ручей — * sea мелководное море — * tray плоский поднос — * hole неглубокая яма — * steps пологие ступени — * lens плоская линза поверхностный, ограниченный;
  пустой — * analysis поверхностный /неглубокий/ анализ — * thought мелкая /пошлая/ мысль — * person ограниченный /пустой/ человек — * generalizations непродуманные обобщения — * policy недальновидная политика — * argument необоснованный довод;
  мелкий спор — she is too * to be touched by this она слишком легкомысленна, чтобы ее это задело /тронуло, взволновало/ > where the water is *, no vessel will ride где мелкая вода, никакое судно не пройдет;
  по мелководью и утка не поплывет > * streams /waters/ make most din (пословица) мелкие ручейки звонко шумят;
  пустая бочка пуще гремит мелеть уменьшать глубину
  shallow мелеть ~ мелкий;
  shallow draft мор. небольшая осадка ~ мелкий ~ мелкое место, мель;
  отмель ~ поверхностный, пустой;
  shallow mind поверхностный, неглубокий ум ~ уменьшать глубину
  ~ мелкий;
  shallow draft мор. небольшая осадка
  ~ поверхностный, пустой;
  shallow mind поверхностный, неглубокий ум

  Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > shallow

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  [ˈʃæləu]

  shallow мелеть shallow мелкий; shallow draft мор. небольшая осадка shallow мелкий shallow мелкое место, мель; отмель shallow поверхностный, пустой; shallow mind поверхностный, неглубокий ум shallow уменьшать глубину shallow мелкий; shallow draft мор. небольшая осадка shallow поверхностный, пустой; shallow mind поверхностный, неглубокий ум

  English-Russian short dictionary > shallow

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  shallow
  
  

  мелкий
  имя прилагательное:

  имя существительное:

  мель (shallow, shoal, shelf)

  глагол:

  Англо-русский синонимический словарь > shallow

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  shallow
  
  

  [‘ʃæləu]
  1.

  прил.

  1)

  а) мелкий, мелководный

  Syn:

  •

  Ant:

  2)

  а) поверхностный, пустой

  Syn:

  Ant:

  б) некрепкий, неверный

  Theirs is only a shallow friendship. — У них некрепкая дружба.

  3)

  геол.

  аллювиальный, наносный

  2.

  ; обычно

  мн.

  мелкое место, мель; отмель

  Alligators live in the shallows. — Аллигаторы водятся на мелководье.

  3.

  гл.

  2)

  б) упрощать; делать поверхностным, неглубоким

  Англо-русский современный словарь > shallow

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  Англо-русский технический словарь > shallow

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  English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > shallow

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  English-Russian big medical dictionary > shallow

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  The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > shallow

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  shallow
  
  

  a

  поверхностный; неглубокий

  English-russian dctionary of diplomacy > shallow

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  shallow
  
  

  [‘ʃælou]

  2) поверхностный, неглубокий

  мель, отмель

  2000 самых употребительных английских слов > shallow

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  shallow
  
  

  1) мелкий; shallow draft

  naut.

  небольшая осадка

  2) поверхностный, пустой; shallow mind поверхностный, неглубокий ум

  Syn:

  superficial

  мелкое место, мель; отмель

  1) мелеть

  2) уменьшать глубину

  * * *

  (a) мелкий; неглубокий

  * * *

  мелкий, неглубокий

  * * *

  [shal·low || ‘ʃæləʊ]
  мелкий, мелководный, маловодный, пустой, поверхностный

  * * *

  мелеть

  мелкий

  мельчайший

  * * *

  1. прил.
  1) а) мелкий
  б) неглубокий
  2) перен.
  а) ограниченный
  б) некрепкий, не верный
  3) геол. аллювиальный
  2. сущ.; часто мн.
  мелкое место
  3. гл.
  1) мелеть
  2) а) уменьшать глубину; делать более плоским
  б) перен. упрощать; делать поверхностным

  Новый англо-русский словарь > shallow

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  1.

  a

  1) ме́лкий, неглубо́кий

  2.

  n

  мель ж

  The Americanisms. English-Russian dictionary. > shallow

мелкий, мелководный, мелководье, отмель, мель, мелеть, уменьшать глубину

прилагательное ↓

существительное ↓

глагол

- мелеть
- уменьшать глубину

Словосочетания

a shallow groove cut into the cliff — неглубокая канавка, вырубленная в скале  
a reaction to a world full of shallow materialism — реакция на мир, полный мелочной меркантильности  
the shallow pragmatism of customers — узкий практицизм потребителей  
shallow roots of a tree — неглубокие корни  
shallow breathing — неглубокое дыхание  
shallow play — несерьёзная, неглубокая пьеса  
shallow explanation — поверхностное объяснение  
shallow depth of soil — небольшая мощность почвенного слоя  
shallow water effect — влияние отмели  
shallow fog — низкий [стелющийся] туман  
shallow foundation — фундамент неглубокого заложения  
shallow-draught — мелкосидящий  

Примеры с переводом

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adjective
срав. степ. (comparative): shallower
прев. степ. (superlative): shallowest

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Follower: … i was afraid you would get offended…
2. [Groupie]:
[groupie] 1: aww youre my mostest bestest friend [4EVER]!!!!
groupie 2: thanks! *giggle* [I Luv you] too!!!!
groupie 1: oh can i get your phone number so i can txt u??
groupie 2: Eww psycho stalker NO WAY i hate u!!! go away!!!
3. Dick:
Normal person: hows it going with you and stacey?
Dick: she [got fat] and has acne, i dumped her
Normal person: wait i thought she called you every day saying how much she loved you??
Dick: ….whatever….
normal person: dude how can you be so shallow?
4. Poser
Poser: obama sucks!! i hate him!!
Normal Person: what are you talking about obama has done more for this country than you!!
Poser: ok. Obama is WIN! ❋ Grasshoppa (2010)

[see also] [Paris Hilton] ❋ Louie (2005)

I was hanging out with my friend the other day who is quite a bit better looking than me (I’m not ugly, he’s just hot I guess). So he and I are hanging out with this girl from school and I decide to test something.
Early that day I tell her a joke and she kind of laughs. So about 6 hours later, I have my friend tell her the exact same joke, [word for word] and she [cracks] up like it’s the funniest thing she’s ever heard.
Apparently the same exact joke was funnier when told by him, just because he’s better looking. Avoid girls/guys like that [at all cost]. ❋ LAJ (2005)

Person 1: «You are a [bad person].»
Person 2: «Name an example. Just exactly [what did I do wrong]?»
Person 1: *silent*
Person 2: «Can’t huh!? We don’t get along because you seem to already judged me by the number of friends I have on facebook!»
*pause*
Person 2: «[You’re pretty] shallow.» ❋ KanekanekaneX (2009)

Guy 1: I wish I had like a [crap load] of money, and then maybe [Janie] would talk to me?
Guy 2: Why do you like her?, she is shallow, and if you did have all the money, she would spend it and leave you with nothing and move on to the next [rich guy].
Guy 1: Nope, she is not that type of girl.
Guy 2: Oh yes she is, and anyway doens’t Sally like you?
Guy 1: GROSS, are you serious, she is soo ugly
Guy 2: you know what, I think your right maybe you and Janie belong together, becuase you both are shallow ❋ Who The Douce Are You? (2005)

Ian is such a shallow [cock-sucker], All he cares about is his stupid existence «which is nothing» and then he proceeds to complain about everything else and that [dosen’t] really do much to help his [disposition]. Life is addictive bitch! ❋ Some Where In A Physical Body. (2006)

[Macgregor] is a shallow [soccer mom]. ❋ Bumkicker Slade (2005)

Guy #1: [Hal], lemme ask you something. Are you so shallow that you’d rather date a girl missing one breast than [half a brain]?
Guy #2: Ooh…[toughie]. Well, how’s the remaining breast? Is it big? ❋ Elizabeth Bennett (2006)

«[Yanira] Saenzpardo is so shallow she didnt [go out] wit that guy because he dropped his [milk]» ❋ Jael (2006)