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📖 Определения и значения для слова low

📒 not high or tall; not far above the ground

  • a low wall/building/table
  • The fence is too low.
  • a low range of hills

📒 at or near the bottom of something

  • low back pain
  • the lower slopes of the mountain
  • in the low 20s, 30s, etc. temperatures in the low 20s (= no higher than 21–23°)

📒 not high at the neck

  • a dress with a low neckline
  • The neckline was much lower than she was used to.
  • The dress had a V-neck and a very low back.

📒 below the usual or average amount, level or value

  • a low level of unemployment
  • lower prices/costs
  • the lowest rates of interest for 40 years

📒 below the usual water level

  • The reservoir was low after the long drought.

📒 having a reduced amount or not enough of something

  • Our supplies are running low (= we only have a little left).
  • Our stocks of food were getting low.
  • A warning light flashes when the battery is low.

📒 below the usual or expected standard

  • Students with the lowest scores retook the test.
  • low marks/grades
  • a low standard of living

📒 below other people or things in importance or status

  • lower forms of life (= creatures with a very simple structure)
  • jobs with low status
  • Training was given a very low priority.

📒 not very good

  • She has a very low opinion of her own abilities.

📒 not high; not loud

  • The cello is lower than the violin.
  • They were speaking in low voices.
  • Keep your voice low.

📒 weak or depressed; with very little energy

  • I'm feeling really low.
  • They were in low spirits.
  • I think he got a bit low when he had the flu.

📒 not honest

  • He mixes with some pretty low types.

📒 not bright

  • The lights were low and romance was in the air.

📒 if a vehicle is in low gear, it travels at a slower speed in relation to the speed of the engine

📒 produced with the tongue in the lowest possible position

📒 in a poor state; worse than usual

  • Morale among teachers is at a low ebb.

📒 to lose your wealth or your high position in society

📒 the amount of attention somebody/something has from the public

  • This issue has had a high profile in recent months.
  • I advised her to keep a low profile for the next few days (= not to attract attention).
  • The story was given a low profile in today's papers.

📒 if somebody is laid low by/with an injury or illness, they feel very weak and are unable to do much

📒 people who are not respected at all because they are not honest, moral or important at all

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