lowest
- 01 A2 Elementary
at the very bottom or closest to the ground.
situated at the minimum height or the base level relative to a vertical scale.
Simple“The extra blankets are kept on the lowest shelf in the closet.”
In context“The explorers finally reached the lowest point of the valley, where the air was thick and the vegetation unusually dense.”
- 02 A2 Elementary
the smallest number, price, or level in a group.
representing the minimum value, quantity, or degree within a specific range or set.
Simple“We are looking for the shop with the lowest prices for groceries.”
In context“The company reported its lowest quarterly earnings in a decade, prompting an immediate review of its operational costs.”
- 03 B1 Intermediate
the deepest or most bass sound that a person or instrument can make.
referring to the minimum frequency in a musical range or the deepest register of a voice.
Simple“The singer hit the lowest note of the song with perfect clarity.”
In context“The pipe organ is capable of producing the lowest frequencies audible to the human ear, often felt as a vibration rather than heard as a pitch.”
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