1.to be stranded (of ship)2.to run aground3.fig. to run into difficulties and stop
受益匪浅受益匪淺HSK 7–9 to benefit (from)
1.shallows2.shoal3.sandbar
(of written or spoken material) easy to understand; accessible
1.deep or shallow2.depth (of the sea)3.limits of decorum
(idiom) (usu. of behaviors, systems or trends etc) to cause people tremendous harm
1.shallow sea2.sea less than 200 meters deep
(lit.) to stop after taking just a sip (idiom); (fig.) to gain only a superficial knowledge of sth and then stop
skin-deep; superficial; shallow
1.shallow opinion2.humble opinion
1.to merely have a sip or a bite (of one's food or drink)2.(fig.) to dabble in; to flirt with (a topic)
1.shallow study2.superficial3.scant knowledge
1.easy2.simple3.suitable for beginners
primary, elementary or coarse analysis
1.light (color)2.pale3.vague (feeling)
1.simple2.easy to understand
1.to scratch2.shallow plowing
1.shallow and crude2.meager (knowledge or skill)
1.blunt2.direct (i.e. not tactful)
1.inexperienced2.junior (employee etc)
(idiom) to talk intimately while being comparative strangers
(humble expr.) of humble talent and shallow learning (idiom); Pray forgive my ignorance,...
1.to explain a complicated subject matter in simple terms (idiom)2.(of language) simple and easy to understand
1.to aim low2.to aim to get by3.without lofty ambition
(idiom) easy to understand
1.light roast (coffee)2.Taiwan pr. [qiǎn pèi]
1.narrow and shallow (knowledge or skill)2.superficial
Asakusa (district of Tokyo known for its traditional atmosphere and Sensō-ji, a 7th-century Buddhist temple)
1.simple introduction2.primer
1.dark2.gray3.(of skin) lightly pigmented
to refloat (a boat that has run aground)
1.to run aground in mid-course2.to run into difficulty and stop
1.to be very close2.to understand each other