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low·ish 英'ləʊɪʃ美'loʊɪʃ 高COCA²⁸⁰¹³⁶⁺⁵BNC⁶⁵⁶⁰⁵iWeb⁵⁰²⁸⁰Economist⁵³⁵⁸¹⁺¹
基本例句
adj.有点儿低的³³;小声的⁶⁷
For a start, the lowish estimates of the economic benefits of the round miss out two things.
首先，这种对多哈回合所带来的经济收益所做出的最低估算遗漏了两点。 ecocn
It has lowish public debt but some fear it cannot afford to bail out its crippled savings banks.
西班牙公共债务很低，可一些人仍担心它无法救助那些深陷泥潭的储蓄银行。 ecocn
American footballers put up with lowish pay because they lack other options. They probably also love the game.
美国球员忍受低工资是因为他们没得选，或者他们也热爱足球。 ecocn
And people can adapt, at least to lowish levels of change;
而且人们至少能够适应相当小的变化； kekenet
As for backwards runs, an MC with no FWRs and a lowish mentality will drop into the defensive hole when the team loses possession.
就如同向后的跑位吧，一个低前插和低心态的中场队员，当球队不在控球的时候会进入防守状态。 romacn.com
Short-term rates are just0.5% and ten-year government bonds yield a lowish4%.
短期债券利率只有0.5%，而十年期国债的收益率为可怜的4%。 ecocn
Thanks to the bust, the rich world offers high- quality properties in liquid markets at lowish prices.
正是由于破产，富有国家的高品质地产才会以极低价投放到流通市场。 ecocn
That is lowish, but Italy’s public debt stands at 115%, second only to Greece in the euro area.
虽然这一比例并不高，但是意大利总的公共债务高达115%，在整个欧元区仅次于希腊。 ecocn |