superficial; shallow

to run aground or be stranded (of a ship or aquatic animal)

the degree of deepness or shallowness of something

to benefit greatly from something

easy to understand or accessible (of written or spoken material)

to explain a complicated subject matter in simple terms

simple and basic; lacking depth or specialized knowledge

to be shortsighted

a sea or area of the ocean characterized by relatively shallow water, typically less than 200 meters deep

a preliminary, elementary, or brief analysis

a shallow area in a body of water, such as a shoal or sandbar

a self-deprecating term used to refer to one's own view or suggestion

(idiom) (usually of behaviors, systems or trends) to cause people tremendous harm

to gain only a superficial knowledge of something and then stop

light or faint in color

narrow and shallow (of knowledge, vision, etc.)

shallow and crude; lacking depth, breadth, or refinement, typically referring to knowledge, views, or abilities

simple and easy to understand, especially regarding language, style, or logic

(humble expression) of humble talent and shallow learning; limited knowledge and lack of ability

skin-deep; superficial; shallow

to superficially engage with or flirt with a topic or activity rather than studying it deeply

simple and easy to understand

simple and easy to understand, especially regarding language or introductory material

to talk intimately while being comparative strangers

a simple or basic introduction to a subject; an elementary account

the agricultural practice of plowing or cultivating soil at a shallow depth

direct and lacking in subtlety or tact; superficial in expression

to silt up

narrow and shallow, especially regarding knowledge, insight, or skill

meager or slight; deficient in depth or quantity

limited learning or modest academic attainments, often used as a humble self-reference

Asakusa (a district in Tokyo known for its traditional atmosphere and the Sensō-ji Buddhist temple)

to run aground in mid-course

ambitious or talented people cannot reach their full potential in a small or insignificant organization

short-sighted; lacking foresight

to a significant degree; not shallow; a great deal

to have a deep and intimate relationship; to be on very close terms with someone

to refloat (a boat that has run aground)

depth (archaic)

having relatively little seniority or work experience within a specific field or organization

shallow earthquake with a focal depth less than 70 km

referring to coffee beans roasted for a shorter duration at lower temperatures to preserve original flavors and acidity

a geographical area or region where the water level is low or shallow.

a shallow area in a body of water, typically a reef or sandbank just below the surface