Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Low"

A: It means secretly, without people knowing.

"I'm gonna tell you something, but I want you to keep it on the down low." ("I want you to keep it secret")

"If you're gonna do that here, make sure to keep it on the down low."

"Those two are dating, but they're keeping it on the down low for now." (they're keeping it secret)

It sounds like it's okay for *some* people to know, but they don't want it to become something everyone knows about.

A: the lowest point of something really bad.

for example, this prisoner was the lowest of the low because his crime was the worst of all prisoners put together.

it can also be used in an emotional way.
I was the lowest of the low when I thought of suicide.

something like that 🥺

A: It means the lowest it’s gonna get after the sun has set. Like today could be a low of 60 or tomorrow could be a low of 50

A: False kindness for someone you hate, but have to tolerate.

A: It means doing something in secret without letting a lot of people know about it.

A: “ ‘n “ is probably a short version of “and.” (“sweet and low” becomes “sweet ‘n low.”) like for “rock and roll” we say “rock ‘n roll,” because when we say “and” quickly, it’s reduced to just an N sound.

A: Shawty got low low low.

A: Badgers are low in numbers, but they can be seen if you look for them at night.
Spinach's reputation as being a good source of iron is incorrect. In actual fact it's low in iron.

A: http://www.manythings.org/sentences/words/low/1.html

A: 1. How low does the rope go?
2. How low can you go?

A: ‘To low’ doesn’t exist. It’s not a verb.

‘To lower my does exist and it means to reduce something or physically place something (I’m a controlled manner) in a position below where it currently is.

“Could you please lower your voice? The children are asleep.”

“They’ve lowered the price of oil recently because no-one was buying it”

“The exam board has lowered the pass mark this year, so more people should get through”

“He didn’t exactly fall down, his wife caught him as he tripped and lowered him to the floor”

“We are using a large crane to lower the mining equipment into the shaft because it’s too heavy to carry”

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A: @Victoria321: it's pronounced like lo and la but with longer vowel sounds instead of spanish vowel sounds

A: 'Low' es bajo o abajo.
'Lower' es decir aún más abajo.

A: "To low" is not a verb. "Low" is a preposition. "To decline" means to refuse

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A: low cost

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A: yes, in that case it's ambiguous. Maybe you can say, "The cold I had last week almost killed me." This makes it clear that you're talking about the disease, because you as a person can't "have" the cold weather, does that make sense? Or it could be, "That cold I had almost killed me."

A: even though there’s a high-five and low-five, you can use the word high five with your arm raised for a high five. Low five is just an action. The hand is usually around waist level and the person responding to you will give you “five” in a downwards direction.

A: playing low has 2 meanings.

In this case, it means undercover, like a spy.

Sometimes it means to not follow the rules.

A: Down low usually refers to keeping something discreet, so if you want to keep something secret, you would say "keep it on the down low."
If you want to ask what's up, a more natural way to say it is "what's on the go!"

A: "it's very inefficient" or "it has low efficiency" is more natural