LOW - Prevod od engleski do francuski

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I. low [Brit ləʊ, Am loʊ] N

1. low METEO:

low: dépression f

2. low fig:

the stock market closed at a record low: le marché boursier a été clôturé à son niveau le plus bas

the economy has hit a low: l'économie est dans le creux de la vague

his popularity has hit a new low: sa popularité a atteint son niveau le plus bas

morale is at an all time low: le moral est au plus bas

the lyrics hit a new low in banality: les paroles (de la chanson) atteignent des sommets dans la banalité

II. low [Brit ləʊ, Am loʊ] ADJ

1. low (close to the ground):

low branch, building, chair, wall, cloud, ground: bas/basse

the sun is low in the sky: le soleil est bas dans le ciel

on low ground flood: dans les basses terres

on low ground built: dans une dépression

2. low (nearly depleted):

low reservoir, level: bas/basse

low battery: faible

our stocks are rather low: nos stocks sont plutôt bas

the fire was getting low: le feu était bas

we're low on skilled staff: nous manquons de personnel qualifié

I'm getting low on petrol: je n'ai plus beaucoup d'essence

these products are low in sugar/fat: ces produits contiennent peu de sucre/matière grasse

the patient is very low: le malade est au plus mal or bas

3. low (minimal):

low price, wage: bas/basse

low capacity, speed: réduit

low income, number, rate: faible

low pressure, temperature: bas/basse

leave the soup on a low heat: laissez mijoter la soupe à feu doux

the temperature was in the low twenties: il faisait dans les vingt degrés

4. low (inferior):

low mark, score, quality, standard: mauvais

low life form: peu évolué

5. low (depressed):

low: déprimé

to feel low , to be in low spirits: être déprimé

6. low (deep):

low note, tone, voice: bas/basse

in a low voice: tout bas

the sound is too low RADIO, TV: le son est trop bas

7. low (disapproved of):

low (vulgar) conversation, humour: peu relevé

low (base) action, behaviour: ignoble

that was a really low thing to do: c'était vraiment un sale coup inf

III. low [Brit ləʊ, Am loʊ] ADV

1. low (near the ground):

low aim, fly, shoot: bas

low bend, crouch: très bas

the plane flew low over the desert: l'avion survolait le désert à basse altitude

I wouldn't sink or stoop so low as to ask him for money fig: je ne m'abaisserais pas à lui demander de l'argent

2. low (near the bottom):

it is very low (down) on the list lit: c'est tout à fait au bas de la liste

it is very low (down) on the list fig: c'est tout à fait secondaire

look lower down the page: regarde plus bas sur la page

3. low (at a reduced level):

low buy: à bas prix

low speak: bas

to turn sth down low heating, light, radio: baisser

stocks are running low: les stocks sont en baisse

I rate him pretty low: je ne le tiens pas en grande estime

4. low (at a deep pitch):

low sing: bas

IV. low [Brit ləʊ, Am loʊ] VB intr

low cow:

low: meugler

V. low [Brit ləʊ, Am loʊ]

to be the lowest of the low: être le dernier des derniers

to be laid low by illness: être cloué au lit par

I. low-down [Brit ˈləʊdaʊn, Am ˈloʊdaʊn] inf N

low-down: tuyau m inf

low-down: renseignements mpl

to get the low-down on sb/sth: avoir un tuyau sur qn/qc inf

to get the low-down on sb/sth: avoir des renseignements sur qn/qc

to give sb the low-down: tuyauter qn inf (on sur)

to give sb the low-down: renseigner qn (on sur)

II. low-down [Brit ˈləʊdaʊn, Am ˈloʊdaʊn] inf ADJ

low-down person, trick:

low-down: sale

a low-down trick: un sale tour

low-grade ADJ

low-grade (poor quality) meat, steel: de qualité inférieure

low-grade (minor) official: de grade inférieur

low-income ADJ

low-income family: à faible revenu

low-income bracket: des bas salaires

low-heeled ADJ

low-heeled: plat, à talons plats

low-key [Brit ləʊˈkiː, Am ˈloʊ ˈˌki] ADJ

low-key approach, lifestyle, person: discret/-ète

low-key style, mood, treatment: sobre

low-key meeting, talks: informel/-elle

low-key ceremony: intime

low-level ADJ

1. low-level AVIAT:

low-level flight, bombing: à basse altitude

2. low-level (informal):

low-level meeting, talks: informel/-elle

3. low-level COMPUT:

low-level language: de bas niveau

4. low-level NUCL:

low-level radiation: faible

5. low-level (not serious):

low-level violence, crime: à bas bruit

low-loader N TRANSP

low-loader: camion m à plate-forme surbaissée

low life N

1. low life U (underworld):

low life (social): bas-fonds mpl

low life (criminal): milieu m

2. low life (person) inf, pej:

low life pl low lifes: racaille f inf

low life pl low lifes: voyou m

Phrases:

low-life attr character, scene: des bas-fonds

low-life friend, contact: du milieu

low-life bar, area: fréquenté par des voyous

low-lying ADJ

low-lying: à basse altitude

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I. low <-er, -est> [ləʊ, Am loʊ] ADJ

1. low (not high or tall, not great):

low altitude, wall: bas(se)

low neckline: plongeant(e)

low heels: petits talons

2. low (small in number):

low: faible

to be low in cholesterol: être peu riche en cholestérol

to be low in calories: être hypocalorique

low alcohol drink: boisson peu alcoolisée

to be low in funds: avoir peu de réserves

3. low (reduced in quantity):

low level: bas(se)

to be low on sth: n'avoir presque plus de qc

4. low (intensity):

low frequency, sound, voice: bas(se)

low light: faible

to keep one's voice low: parler tout bas

5. low (poor, not of high quality):

low: mauvais(e)

to hold sth in low regard: mésestimer qc

6. low (lowly, not important):

to be a low priority: ne pas être une priorité

7. low (unfair, mean):

a low trick: un coup bas

to get low: être malhonnête

8. low (sad, dejected):

in low spirits: abattu(e)

to feel low: ne pas avoir le moral

II. low <-er, -est> [ləʊ, Am loʊ] ADV

low: bas

to fly low: voler bas

to be cut low dress, blouse: être très décolleté

to drop low: chuter

to turn the music lower: baisser la musique

III. low [ləʊ, Am loʊ] N

1. low (low level):

record low: baisse f record

to hit a low: chuter

to reach an all-time low: atteindre son niveau le plus bas

2. low (difficult moment):

the highs and lows: les hauts et les bas

3. low METEO:

low: zone f de basse pression

low tide, low water N

low tide: marée f basse

low-necked ADJ

low-necked: décolleté(e)

low-noise ADJ AUTO

low-noise: peu bruyant(e)

low-key ADJ

low-key debate, speech:

low-key: modéré(e)

a low-key affair: un événement discret

to take a low-key approach to sth: aborder qc en toute discrétion

low-pitched ADJ

low-pitched: grave

low-pollution ADJ AUTO

low-pollution: à faible taux de pollution

low season N

low season: basse saison f

low-fat ADJ

low-fat: allégé(e)

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low-cost ADJ

low-cost: à bas coût

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I. low <-er, -est> [loʊ] ADJ

1. low (not high or tall, not great):

low altitude, wall: bas(se)

low neckline: plongeant(e)

low heels: petits talons mpl

2. low (small in number):

low: faible

to be low in cholesterol: être peu riche en cholestérol

to be low in calories: être hypocalorique

low-alcohol drink: boisson f peu alcoolisée

to be low in funds: avoir peu de réserves

3. low (reduced in quantity):

low level: bas(se)

to be low on sth: n'avoir presque plus de qc

4. low (intensity):

low frequency, sound, voice: bas(se)

low light: faible

to keep one's voice low: parler tout bas

5. low (poor, not of high quality):

low: mauvais(e)

to hold sth in low regard: mésestimer qc

6. low (lowly, not important):

to be a low priority: ne pas être une priorité

7. low (unfair, mean):

a low trick: un coup bas

8. low (sad, dejected):

in low spirits: abattu(e)

to feel low: ne pas avoir le moral

II. low <-er, -est> [loʊ] ADV

low: bas

to fly low: voler bas

to be cut low dress, blouse: être très décolleté

to drop low: chuter

to turn the music lower: baisser la musique

III. low [loʊ] N

1. low (low level):

record low: baisse f record

to hit a low: chuter

to reach an all-time low: atteindre son niveau le plus bas

2. low (difficult moment):

the highs and lows: les hauts mpl et les bas

3. low METEO:

low: zone f de basse pression

low tide, low water N

low tide: marée f basse

low-pollution ADJ AUTO

low-pollution: à faible taux de pollution

low pressure ADJ

low pressure: (à) basse pression

low season N

low season: basse saison f

low-spirited ADJ

to be low-spirited: ne pas avoir le moral

low profile N

low profile: profil m bas

low-cut ADJ

low-cut: décolleté(e)

low-calorie ADJ

low-calorie: hypocalorique

low-down ADJ inf

low-down people:

low-down: abject(e)

GEA rečnik rashladne tehnologije

à faible niveau de vibrations: low vibration

pressostat HP/BP: high-low pressure pressostat

pressostat HP/BP: high-low pressure switch

basse pression BP: low pressure LP

coté basse pression: low pressure side

manomètre basse pression: low pressure manometer

étage basse pression: low pressure stage

Present
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he/she/it	lows
we	low
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Past
I	lowed
you	lowed
he/she/it	lowed
we	lowed
you	lowed
they	lowed

Present Perfect
I	have	lowed
you	have	lowed
he/she/it	has	lowed
we	have	lowed
you	have	lowed
they	have	lowed

Past Perfect
I	had	lowed
you	had	lowed
he/she/it	had	lowed
we	had	lowed
you	had	lowed
they	had	lowed

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Primeri iz rečnika PONS (ručno uređeno)

to take a low-key approach to sth: aborder qc en toute discrétion

to cook sth on a high/low heat: faire cuire qc à feu vif/doux

to speak in a loud/low voice: parler à voix haute/basse

to pitch the voice high/low: hausser/baisser le ton

to have a high/low fat content: avoir une riche/pauvre teneur en matières grasses

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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. low [Brit ləʊ, Am loʊ] N

1. low METEO:

2. low fig:

II. low [Brit ləʊ, Am loʊ] ADJ

1. low (close to the ground):

2. low (nearly depleted):

3. low (minimal):

4. low (inferior):

5. low (depressed):

6. low (deep):

7. low (disapproved of):

III. low [Brit ləʊ, Am loʊ] ADV

1. low (near the ground):

2. low (near the bottom):

3. low (at a reduced level):

4. low (at a deep pitch):

IV. low [Brit ləʊ, Am loʊ] VB intr

low cow:

V. low [Brit ləʊ, Am loʊ]

I. low-down [Brit ˈləʊdaʊn, Am ˈloʊdaʊn] inf N

II. low-down [Brit ˈləʊdaʊn, Am ˈloʊdaʊn] inf ADJ

low-down person, trick:

low-grade ADJ

low-income ADJ

low-heeled ADJ

low-key [Brit ləʊˈkiː, Am ˈloʊ ˈˌki] ADJ

low-level ADJ

1. low-level AVIAT:

2. low-level (informal):

3. low-level COMPUT:

4. low-level NUCL:

5. low-level (not serious):

low-loader N TRANSP

low life N

1. low life U (underworld):

2. low life (person) inf, pej:

Phrases:

low-lying ADJ

u rečniku PONS

I. low <-er, -est> [ləʊ, Am loʊ] ADJ

1. low (not high or tall, not great):

2. low (small in number):

3. low (reduced in quantity):

4. low (intensity):

5. low (poor, not of high quality):

6. low (lowly, not important):

7. low (unfair, mean):

8. low (sad, dejected):

II. low <-er, -est> [ləʊ, Am loʊ] ADV

III. low [ləʊ, Am loʊ] N

1. low (low level):

2. low (difficult moment):

3. low METEO:

low tide, low water N

low-necked ADJ

low-noise ADJ AUTO

low-key ADJ

low-key debate, speech:

low-pitched ADJ

low-pollution ADJ AUTO

low season N

low-fat ADJ

low-cost ADJ

I. low <-er, -est> [loʊ] ADJ

1. low (not high or tall, not great):

2. low (small in number):

3. low (reduced in quantity):

4. low (intensity):

5. low (poor, not of high quality):

6. low (lowly, not important):

7. low (unfair, mean):

8. low (sad, dejected):

II. low <-er, -est> [loʊ] ADV

III. low [loʊ] N

1. low (low level):

2. low (difficult moment):