浅薄
See also: 淺薄
Chinese
For pronunciation and definitions of 浅薄 – see 淺薄 (“superficial; shallow; skin-deep”). (This term is the simplified form of 淺薄). |
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Japanese
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Alternative forms
- (obsolete) 淺薄
Etymology
From 浅 (sen, “shallow”) + 薄 (paku, “thin”)
Adjective
- shallow; disapproving a person, piece of work, or idea because of luck of any serious or careful thought.
- Nari Declension (ナリ活用)
- shallow; disapproving a person, piece of work, or idea because of luck of any serious or careful thought.
- 1911, Inazō Nitobe, Shūyō (修養, Cultivation of the mind)
- ..., ただ偶爾の随感随想を述べたるに過ぎざれば、自ら浅薄なりと思う点も多く、...
- ..., tada gūji no zuikan-zuisō o nobetaru-ni sugizareba, mizukara senpaku-nari to omou ten mo ōku, ...
- ..., ただ偶爾の随感随想を述べたるに過ぎざれば、自ら浅薄なりと思う点も多く、...
- 1911, Inazō Nitobe, Shūyō (修養, Cultivation of the mind)
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