low
gb/lˈoʊ/ us/lˈoʊ/
A1
Angol
~ 400
Jelentések
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adjective
A1
property
1
Not high in position or height
Not high; close to the ground.
Használati minta:
[something] is low
Gyakori hiba:
Learners sometimes confuse 'low' with 'short' when describing people. 'Low' is not used for a person's height.
Szinonimák
short (Often used for vertical extent, especially people or objects; 'low' is more about position or level.)
Antonimák
high (Indicates a large distance from bottom to top or from the ground.)
Szókapcsolatok
low wall
|low table
|low ceiling
|low shelf
Témák
daily life
|descriptions
|space
|core_vocabulary
Példák
- The fence is too low to keep the dog in.
- They built a low wall around the garden.
- The clouds are very low today.
Példák tanulóknak
- The chair is low.
- The wall is low.
- The clouds are low.
adjective
A2
property
2
Small in amount, degree, or intensity
Not much; less than normal.
Használati minta:
low [noun]
Gyakori hiba:
Learners sometimes use 'few' instead of 'low' for uncountable nouns like 'temperature' or 'energy'.
Szinonimák
reduced (Implies something has been made less than before.)
Antonimák
high (Indicates a large amount, degree, or intensity.)
Szókapcsolatok
low price
|low temperature
|low risk
|low energy
Témák
descriptions
|measurement
|core_vocabulary
Példák
- The store is offering low prices this week.
- My phone battery is low.
- She has low confidence in her work.
Példák tanulóknak
- The price is low.
- The water is low in the river.
- My phone battery is low.
adjective
B1
state
3
Feeling sad or lacking energy
Feeling sad or tired; not feeling good.
Használati minta:
feel low
Gyakori hiba:
Learners may confuse 'low' with 'slow' when describing feelings, but they are unrelated.
Szinonimák
depressed ('Depressed' is stronger and often used for clinical conditions.)
Antonimák
cheerful (Describes feeling happy and positive.)
Szókapcsolatok
feel low
|emotionally low
|a low mood
Témák
emotions
|health
|core_vocabulary
Példák
- I've been feeling low since the exam results.
- She was in a low mood all day.
- After the illness, he felt very low.
Példák tanulóknak
- I feel low today.
- She is low after the bad news.
- He feels low this week.
adverb
A2
relation
4
At a small height or level
Close to the ground or a lower place.
Szinonimák
downward ('Downward' implies direction; 'low' indicates position.)
Antonimák
high (At a large height above the ground.)
Szókapcsolatok
fly low
|stoop low
Témák
movement
|descriptions
|space
|core_vocabulary
Példák
- The bird flew low over the water.
- Keep your head low in the tunnel.
- He bent low to pick up the coin.
Példák tanulóknak
- The bird flies low.
- He sits low on the chair.
- She walks low under the tree.
Főnév
B2
state
5
A period of reduced strength or quality
A time when something is not strong or good.
Szinonimák
downturn ('Downturn' is often used for economic contexts.)
Antonimák
peak (The highest or best point of something.)
Szókapcsolatok
an all-time low
|a new low
Témák
emotions
|business
|core_vocabulary
Példák
- Sales have hit a new low this year.
- He reached a personal low after losing his job.
- Her confidence was at an all-time low.
Példák tanulóknak
- Sales are at a low now.
- I am at a low in my life.
- Her mood is at a low point.
Nyelvtan
Szótári alak
low
IPA
GB/lˈoʊ/
US/lˈoʊ/
Szótagolás és hangsúly
low (1 szótag)
Stress on 1st syllable (low)
Szóalakok
Adjective
- Base: low
- Comparative: lower
- Superlative: lowest
Noun
- Base: low
- Plural: low, lows
Szócsalád
Kifejezések
get low
1/ɡˈɛt lˈoʊ/
fixed phrase
Lower your body toward the ground
To bend your body down closer to the floor or ground.
Példák
- Get low so they can’t see you through the window.
- During the fire drill, we were told to get low to avoid smoke.
lay low
1/lˈeɪ lˈoʊ/
idiom
informal
Stay quiet to avoid attention
To stay quiet and not be noticed for some time.
Példák
- After the argument, he decided to lay low for a few days.
- The suspect is laying low until things calm down.
low blow
1/lˈoʊ blˈoʊ/
idiom
informal
An unfair and hurtful action or comment
Something you say or do that is unfair and hurts someone’s feelings.
Példák
- Bringing up his past mistakes was a real low blow.
- It was a low blow to criticize her in front of everyone.
low profile
1/lˈoʊ pɹˈoʊfˌaɪl/
fixed phrase
Avoiding public attention or publicity
Staying out of public attention and not being noticed much.
Példák
- He kept a low profile after leaving the company.
- The celebrity has maintained a low profile since the scandal.