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A2  low  aşağıda; aşağıyadüşük

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adverb  /ləʊ   / adverb low (adverb)
 /ləʊ   /
adverb
 
NOT HIGH/TALL 
1
close to the ground or to the bottom of sth
aşağıda; aşağıya
 Hang that picture a bit higher, it's much
too low!
 That plane is flying very low.
 ‘Where's the pain? Here?’ ‘No, a bit lower down.’
LEVEL/VALUE 
2
below the usual or normal level or amount
düşük
 Temperatures were very low last winter.
 The price of fruit is lower in the summer.
 low wages
 low-paid workers
 low-fat yogurt
 low-alcohol beer
 food that is low in salt
 3
below what is normal or acceptable in quality, importance or development
düşük; 
aşağı
 a low standard of living
 low status
SOUND/VOICE 
4 deep
or quiet
 (ses) alçak; 
pes
 His voice is already lower than his
father's.
 I can't sing that low. Can we do the song
in a higher key?
 A group of people in the library were
speaking in low voices.
UNHAPPY 
5 not
happy and lacking energy
neşesiz, keyifsiz
 He's been feeling a bit low
since his illness.
 The team are in low spirits after
their defeat.
LIGHT/HEAT 
6
(used about a light, an oven, etc.) made to produce only a little light or heat
kısık; 
düşük
 Cook the rice on a low heat for 20 minutes.
 Keep the iron on a low setting.
 The low lighting adds to the restaurant's
atmosphere.
IN CAR 
7
(used about a gear in a car) that allows a slower speed
düşük
vites
OPPOSITE HIGH3
IDIOMS
high
and low
everywhere
her
yerde
 We've searched high and low for the keys.
have/keep
a high/low profile
to have a way of behaving
that does/does not attract other people's attention
göze
batmak/göze çarpmamak
 I don't know much about the subject – I'm
going to keep a low profile at the meeting tomorrow.
lie
low
to try not to attract
attention to yourself
göze
batmamak, gizlenmek
 I lay low, hoping the teacher wouldn't ask
me a question.
run
low (on sth)
to start to have less
of sth than you need; to start to be less than is needed
azalmak; 
tükenmek
 We're running low on coffee – shall I go
and buy some?

Level	A2
Kind	adverb
Front	low
IPA	/ləʊ / adverb
Back	aşağıda; aşağıya düşük
Back 2	low (adverb) /ləʊ / adverb NOT HIGH/TALL 1 close to the ground or to the bottom of sth aşağıda; aşağıya Hang that picture a bit higher, it's much too low! That plane is flying very low. ‘Where's the pain? Here?’ ‘No, a bit lower down.’ LEVEL/VALUE 2 below the usual or normal level or amount düşük Temperatures were very low last winter. The price of fruit is lower in the summer. low wages low-paid workers low-fat yogurt low-alcohol beer food that is low in* salt* 3 below what is normal or acceptable in quality, importance or development düşük; aşağı a low standard of living low status SOUND/VOICE 4 deep or quiet (ses) alçak; pes His voice is already lower than his father's. I can't sing that low. Can we do the song in a higher key? A group of people in the library were speaking in low voices. UNHAPPY 5 not happy and lacking energy neşesiz, keyifsiz He's been feeling* a bit low since his illness.* The team are in low spirits* after their defeat.* LIGHT/HEAT 6 (used about a light, an oven, etc.) made to produce only a little light or heat kısık; düşük Cook the rice on a low heat for 20 minutes. Keep the iron on a low setting. The low lighting adds to the restaurant's atmosphere. IN CAR 7 (used about a gear in a car) that allows a slower speed düşük vites *OPPOSITE* HIGH3 IDIOMS high and low everywhere her yerde We've searched high and low for the keys. have/keep a high/low profile to have a way of behaving that does/does not attract other people's attention göze batmak/göze çarpmamak I don't know much about the subject – I'm going to keep a low profile at the meeting tomorrow. lie low to try not to attract attention to yourself göze batmamak, gizlenmek I lay low, hoping the teacher wouldn't ask me a question. run low (on sth) to start to have less of sth than you need; to start to be less than is needed azalmak; tükenmek We're running low on coffee – shall I go and buy some?

Low Düşük I Adverb Bit Lower High /Ləʊ

low (adverb)