below

A2 · Elementary

prep. lower than a particular amount, level, or temperature.

prep. lower than a specific quantity, degree, or limit on a scale.

日本語:以下※

“The temperature dropped below zero during the night.”

“The company reported that profits had fallen significantly below the targets set by the board of directors last year.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate

prep. lower in importance or rank than someone else.

prep. lower in status, rank, or importance within a hierarchy.

日本語:下※

“In the army, a captain is below a major.”

“The junior researchers are positioned below the senior fellows in the laboratory's administrative structure.”

A2 · Elementary

adv. at or to a lower place or floor.

adv. at or to a lower level or position; often used to refer to a lower deck on a ship.

Español:abajo

“We live on the top floor and the owners live below.”

“The captain ordered the crew to go below as the storm intensified and waves began crashing over the deck.”

B1 · Intermediate Academic

adv. further down on the same page or later in a document.

adv. further down in a written document or on a printed page.

“Please see the table below for more details about the prices.”

“The specific methodology used for the data collection is described in detail in the section provided below.”