浅薄 | qiǎn bó | superficial | |
深入浅出 | shēn rù qiǎn chū | to explain a complicated subject matter in simple terms (idiom); (of language) simple and easy to understand | |
肤浅 | fū qiǎn | skin-deep; superficial; shallow | |
搁浅 | gē qiǎn | to be stranded (of ship); to run aground; fig. to run into difficulties and stop | |
深浅 | shēn qiǎn | deep or shallow; depth (of the sea); limits of decorum |
1 | He's been working here for only a short time. | |
2 | What about this light blue one? | |
3 | Pale greens and yellows make a restful colour scheme for a room. | |
4 | If you can get that level of depth of field for that cheap in order to single out your subjects in your photos, why not go for it? | |
5 | Now we have mid tones but no light and dark tones. |