low

bajo

adjective

low
[ləʊ]
sustantivo
1zona (f) de bajas presiones (Met)
2mínimo (m) (minimum)
  • to reach a new low -> alcanzar un nuevo mínimo; (price, popularity) caer aún más bajo (country, reputation)
  • an all-time low -> un mínimo histórico
adjetivo
3bajo(a) (not high, not loud)
  • fuel is getting low -> nos estamos quedando sin combustible
  • our stock of food is rather low -> nos queda bastante poca comida
  • to cook something over a low heat -> cocinar algo a fuego lento
  • to be on low beam (automóbiles) -> llevar las luces cortas or de cruce puestas (Estados Unidos)
  • a low bow -> una reverencia profunda
  • of low birth -> de baja extracción
  • the lower classes -> las clases bajas
  • lower ranks (militar) -> soldados mpl rasos or de rango inferior
  • to have a low opinion of somebody -> tener mala opinión de alguien
  • a low blow (sentido figurado) -> un golpe bajo
  • the Low Countries -> los Países Bajos
  • a low neckline -> un escote amplio
  • low tide -> marea (f) baja
  • low water -> marea (f) baja
4(depressed)
  • to feel low -> estar un poco deprimido(a)
5(ignoble)
  • the lowest of the low -> lo más bajo
  • that's a low trick! -> ¡eso es una mala pasada!
  • low life -> hampa (f) (world)
adverbio
6bajo (to hang, aim)
  • to bow low -> hacer una reverencia profunda
  • to fly low -> volar bajo
  • the low paid -> los que perciben salarios bajos
  • turn the music/the lights down low -> baja la música/las luces
  • we're running low on fuel/food -> nos estamos quedando sin combustible/comida
verbo intransitivo
1mugir (cattle)

low [lau-bims]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Mugir, dar mugidos el toro, la vaca o el buey. (n)
va. (Des.) Bajar, poner una cosa más baja de lo que estaba.
sustantivo
1Llama, fuego. (Provincia)

low [ləʊ]
adjective
lower (comparative)lowest (superlative)
1 (in height) [+wall, shelf, seat, level] bajo; [+bow] profundo; [+blow] sucio
on low ground a nivel del mar; en tierras bajas; a dress with a low neckline un vestido escotado
2 (quiet) [+voice, TV, radio] bajo
3 (low-pitched) [+voice, musical note] grave; bajo
4 [+number] bajo; [+price, income] reducido; bajo; [+stock, supplies] escaso
five at the lowest cinco como mínimo; the battery is low la batería se está acabando; fuel is getting low está empezando a escasear la gasolina; stocks are running low las existencias empiezan a escasear
5 (in intensity) [+light, rate, speed, temperature] bajo
the temperature is in the low 40s la temperatura es de 40 grados y alguno más; to cook on a low heat cocer a fuego lento
6 (inferior) [+standard, quality] inferior
7 (humble) [+rank] humilde; [+card] pequeño
8 (Aut)
in low gear en primera segunda;or
9 [+health] débil; malo; [+diet] deficiente
to feel low be low in spirits sentirse deprimido; estar bajo de moral
10 [+character, behaviour, opinion] malo; [+comedian] grosero; [+character] vil; [+joke, song] verde; [+trick] sucio; malo
adverb
lower (comparative)lowest (superlative)
1 [+aim, fly, sing] bajo; [+swing] bajo; cerca de la tierra
to bow lowbow hacer una reverencia profunda
a dress cut low in the backcut un vestido muy escotado de espalda
to fall lowfall caer bajo
England never fell so low Inglaterra nunca cayó tan bajo
to be laid low with flulaid ser postrado por la gripe
to lay sb lowlay derribar a algn; poner a algn fuera de combate
to lie lowlie (hide) mantenerse escondido; (be silent) mantenerse quieto
to sink lowsink caer bajo
2 [+quietly] [+say, sing] bajo; en voz baja
3
to turn the lights/the volume down low bajar las luces/el volumen
4 (Cards)
to play low poner pequeño
noun
1 (Metal) área de baja presión; (f)
2 (Aut) primera segunda (marcha);or (f)
3 (low point) punto más bajo; (m)
to reach a new an all-time lowor estar más bajo que nunca; this represents a new low in deceit esta es la peor forma de vileza
modifier
low beam headlights (n) (US) luces de cruce; (f)
Low Church (n) sector de la Iglesia Anglicana de tendencia más protestante
low comedy (n) farsa; (f)
the Low Countries (n) los Países Bajos
Low Latin (n) bajo latín; (m)
low mass (n) misa rezada; (f)
low point (n) punto (más) bajo; (m)
low salt (n) sal dietética; (f)
low season (n) especially (Britain) temporada baja; (f)
Low Sunday (n) Domingo de Cuasimodo; (m)
low tide (n) marea baja; (f)
low vowel (n) vocal grave; (f)
low water (n) bajamar; (f)
low water mark (n) línea de bajamar; (f)
low [ləʊ]
verb:intransitive
mugir
noun
mugido; (m)

Verb Conjugation for "low"

Imperative
  • low
  • you low
  • he/she lows
  • we low
  • you low
  • they low
Preterite
  • I lowed
  • you lowed
  • he/she lowed
  • we lowed
  • you lowed
  • they lowed
Present Continuous
  • I am lowing
  • you are lowing
  • he/she is lowing
  • we are lowing
  • you are lowing
  • they are lowing
Present Perfect
  • I have lowed
  • you have lowed
  • he/she has lowed
  • we have lowed
  • you have lowed
  • they have lowed
Past Continuous
  • I was lowing
  • you were lowing
  • he/she was lowing
  • we were lowing
  • you were lowing
  • they were lowing
Past Perfect
  • I had lowed
  • you had lowed
  • he/she had lowed
  • we had lowed
  • you had lowed
  • they had lowed
Future
  • I will low
  • you will low
  • he/she will low
  • we will low
  • you will low
  • they will low
Future Perfect
  • I will have lowed
  • you will have lowed
  • he/she will have lowed
  • we will have lowed
  • you will have lowed
  • they will have lowed
Future Continuous
  • I will be lowing
  • you will be lowing
  • he/she will be lowing
  • we will be lowing
  • you will be lowing
  • they will be lowing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been lowing
  • you have been lowing
  • he/she has been lowing
  • we have been lowing
  • you have been lowing
  • they have been lowing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been lowing
  • you will have been lowing
  • he/she will have been lowing
  • we will have been lowing
  • you will have been lowing
  • they will have been lowing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been lowing
  • you had been lowing
  • he/she had been lowing
  • we had been lowing
  • you had been lowing
  • they had been lowing
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