(of a certain group of people, e.g. recreational drug users) to become younger, on average, than before
1.subsistence allowance2.welfare (abbr. for 城市居民最低生活保障[chéng shì jū mín zuì dī shēng huó bǎo zhàng])
1.to chant softly2.to murmur
low hurdles (track event)
(attributive) low-carbon; low-carb (diet)
1.low and unhurried (voice etc)2.low and gently sloping (terrain)
low consumption (energy, fuel etc)
1.low-cut (dress)2.plunging (neckline)
to be on the low side; to be inadequate (e.g. of a salary)
1.low pressure2.depression (meteorology)
1.lowest voice2.lowest pitch3.lowest note
can't recognize tall or short (idiom); doesn't know what's what
1.lower animal2.primitive life-form
low-level (computer) language
1.in a whisper2.in a low voice (idiom)
low-level (computer) language
1.double bass2.contrabass
to be fawningly submissive (idiom)
darkness fell (falls, had fallen etc)
alternately soaring and plunging
1.crawl high, step low (idiom); unprincipled crawling, flattering one's superiors and trampling on one's juniors2.toadying and bullying
high in score but low in ability (as a result of teaching to the test)
1.high and low2.uneven (in height)3.uneven (of ground)
can't reach the high or accept the low (idiom); not good enough for a high post, but too proud to take a low one
抬头不见低头见抬頭不見低頭見 (idiom) (of people in a small town etc) to cross paths regularly
低头不见抬头见低頭不見抬頭見 see 抬头不见低头见[tái tóu bù jiàn dī tóu jiàn]
1.ups and down2.rise and fall
minimum spend (stipulated by a restaurant, bar, club etc) (abbr. for 最低消费[zuì dī xiāo fèi])