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10 Language-to-English DictionariesLow-attendance
Characterized by a small number of people attending an event, meeting, class, or gathering.
Low-calorie
Containing a relatively low number of calories; designed to help reduce caloric intake.
Low-end product
A good or commodity that is relatively inexpensive and basic in quality, features, or performance compared to other items in the same market category.
Low-fare
Offering travel services, especially air travel, at prices substantially lower than standard commercial carriers.
Low-hanging fruit
Targets or goals that are easily achieved and successfully reached with minimum effort.
Low-precision manufacturing
The production of goods using processes that do not require tight dimensional tolerances or exact measurements.
Low-rating
An evaluation, score, or assessment that indicates poor quality, unsatisfactory performance, or strong consumer disapproval.
Lower
To make or become less high or lower in position.
Lower the barrier
To make it easier for people to do, access, or achieve something by reducing restrictions, costs, or requirements.
Lowercase
The smaller letters of the alphabet, as contrasted with capitals or majuscules.
Lowerclassman
A student who is in the first or second year of a high school, college, or university, typically referring to freshmen and sophomores.
Lowering
The act of making something lower in position or level.
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