降低 | jiàng dī | to reduce; to lower; to bring down | |
低于 | dī yú | to be lower than | |
低下 | dī xià | low status; lowly; to lower (one's head) | |
低头 | dī tóu | to bow the head; to yield; to give in | |
高低 | gāo dī | height; altitude (aviation); pitch (music); ups and downs (success or failure); whether sth is right or wrong; comparative strength, weight, depth, stature; (spoken interjection) anyway, whatever; eventually, in the end |
1 | Yet when you ask them why their price is so low, you realize that these people do not think so highly of themselves. | |
2 | If we go to low temperature, it might look more like this. | |
3 | All of you, whether you are flying high or low, east or west. Come into my net! | |
4 | I am one grade below him. | |
5 | He hung his head. |