Vocabulary

low

beneath

to lower (one's head)

to let droop

to hang down

to incline

low status

lowly

to lower (one's head)

to be lower than

low price

to underestimate; to underrate

to bow the head

to yield

to give in

low temperature

(attributive) low-carbon; low-carb (diet)

low pitch

quiet (voice)

subdued

low-key

low-profile

valley

trough (as opposed to peaks)

fig. low point

lowest ebb

nadir of one's fortunes

blurred (landscape etc)

low (spirits)

in a slump (economy)

alternately soaring and plunging

to belittle

to disparage

to play down

to demean

to degrade

to devalue

to reduce; to lower; to bring down

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