dī
low
beneath
to lower (one's head)
to let droop
to hang down
to incline
jiàng dī
to reduce
to lower
to bring down
dī xià
low status
lowly
to lower (one's head)
dī néng
incapable
incompetent
stupid
mentally deficient
dī luò
downcast
gloomy
to decline
dī liè
inferior quality
substandard
low-grade
gāo dī
height
altitude (aviation)
pitch (music)
ups and downs (success or failure)
whether sth is right or wrong
comparative strength, weight, depth, stature
(spoken interjection) anyway, whatever
eventually, in the end
dī gǔ
valley
trough (as opposed to peaks)
fig. low point
lowest ebb
nadir of one's fortunes
biǎn dī
to belittle
to disparage
to play down
to demean
to degrade
to devalue
dī dàng
low-grade
of low worth or rank
poor quality
inferior
dī jí
low level
rudimentary
vulgar
low
inferior
dī mí
blurred (landscape etc)
low (spirits)
in a slump (economy)
dī chén
overcast
gloomy
downcast
deep and low (of sound)
muffled
dī diào
low pitch
quiet (voice)
subdued
low-key
low-profile
dī tóu
to bow the head
to yield
to give in
dī gū
to underestimate
to underrate
zuì dī diǎn
lowest point
minimum (point)
dī hào
low consumption (energy, fuel etc)
piān dī
to be on the low side
to be inadequate (e.g. of a salary)
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