樀
low; down; inferior
Meanings
4 senses · 13 examplesadjective
low (in height or position); short
Used to describe height, altitude, sound volume, price, temperature, etc.
This building is very low, only five stories.
He speaks in a low voice.
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Recently, oil prices have been low.
Her blood pressure is a bit low.
verb
to lower; to hang down; to droop
Used for lowering the head, eyes, or other body parts.
He lowered his head to read a book.
The birds are flying low; it's about to rain.
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He hung his head, not saying a word.
adjective
inferior; low (in status or quality)
Often used in a hierarchical or evaluative context.
His position in the company is very low.
The quality of this material is too low.
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Lower-grade students need more guidance.
adjective
humble; modest; of low moral character
formalCan describe social status or moral quality, sometimes with a negative connotation.
He should not willingly stoop to a low and humble status.
This person is of low moral character.
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He is humble in attitude and keeps a low profile in dealing with people.