low in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
low in Malayalam മലയാളം
low in Sindhi سنڌي
low in English
- low⇄adj. 1. not high or tall; short.
Ex. low walls, a low hedge. This footstool is very low.
2a. near the ground, the floor, or a base; close to the earth.
Ex. a low shelf, a low jump, a low bow.
b. near the horizon.
Ex. the l - low⇄adv. 1a. at or to a low point, place, rank, amount, degree, price, or other condition.
Ex. Supplies are running low.
b. near the horizon.
Ex. The sun sank low.
2. near the ground, floor, or base.
Ex. to fly low.
3. - low⇄expr. lay low,
a. to knock down.
Ex. The boxer laid low his opponent.
b. to kill.
Ex. The enemy was laid low. - low⇄expr. lie low, to stay hidden; keep still.
Ex. After the third robbery, the thieves decided to lie low for a time. I shall lie low and pretend to know nothing about it. Brer Fox, he lay low (Joel Chandler Harris). - low⇄low (1), adjective, adverb, noun.
- low⇄low (2), verb, noun.
- low⇄low (3), noun, verb.
(Especially Scottish.) - low⇄noun lowness.
- low⇄noun the sound a cow makes; mooing.
- low⇄noun 1. a flame; blaze.
2. a lantern, torch, or candle. - low⇄noun 1. that which is low, or something or someone in a low position.
Ex. We take the rough with the smooth, the low with the high. From the light, flutey high notes, where sopranos often lose character, to rich, viola-like lows (Time).
2. a - low⇄v.i. to flame, blaze, or glow. Also, lowe.
- low⇄v.i., v.t. to make the sound of a cow; moo.
Ex. The lowing herd winds slowly o'er the lea (Thomas Gray).