low in Japanese
low in Japanese is 低音, 低い, 最低 — low means close to the ground or to a base level; not high.
low in Japanese
低音
Pronounced: teion
低い
Pronounced: hikui
最低
Pronounced: saitei
What does "low" mean?
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adj Close to the ground or to a base level; not high.
"The ceiling in the attic was too low to stand up straight."
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adj Small in amount, degree, or intensity.
"Interest rates are at a historic low."
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adj Feeling sad or depressed.
"He's been feeling low since the breakup."
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adj Deep or quiet in sound or pitch.
"She spoke in a low voice so no one else would hear."
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low in a sentence
- The ceiling in the attic was too low to stand up straight.
- The shelf is low, so even small children can reach it.
- Interest rates are at a historic low.
- The car runs on low fuel.
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What is "low" in Japanese?
"low" in Japanese is 低音, 低い, 最低. low means: Close to the ground or to a base level; not high.
How do you pronounce 低音?
"low" in Japanese is 低音, pronounced "teion".
How do you use "low" in a sentence?
Example: "The ceiling in the attic was too low to stand up straight." In Japanese, "low" is 低音, 低い, 最低.
Are there other ways to say "low" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "low": 低音, 低い, 最低.
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