Resumen
low {sustantivo}
meuglement · beuglement · bon marché
low {adjetivo}
grave · abject · bas · lâche · près du sol
to low {verbo}
meugler · beugler · réduire
Traducción Inglés-Francés para "low"
"low" en francés
low {sustantivo}
low {sustantivo}
low {sustantivo} (también: bellow, bellowing)
low {sustantivo} [neg.] (también: low-priced)
(b) Low-cost infrastructure of high-speed Internet access for rural areas.
This serves as a major impediment to the availability of low-cost secured credit.
Access to low-cost medicines is fundamental to improve the health of the poor.
(b) Encouraging shared efforts with in-kind voluntary support provided at zero or low cost.
The US levied anti-dumping duties on low-priced Brazilian plywood.
low {adjetivo}
Although prevalence is low, HIV/AIDS is a potentially serious health threat.
Life expectancy was low, and poverty was a serious problem.
Rising inflation also had severe implications for low-income women in particular.
The Committee is concerned that the current ratio of mental health workers to population is very low.
Such a low rate of guilty verdicts is seen as a serious failure of the Western justice system.
Over the past year, Canada's unemployment figures have been at an eight-year low.
Illicit drugs are available for local consumption at relatively low price levels.
For example, what has been done in Norway, where there is very low unemployment?
in the range than might otherwise be the case, even the low end of the formula
There are more women employed in low paid jobs or sectors of the economy than men.
low {adj.}
low {adverbio}
Nationwide coverage of early childhood care and pre-school education is low.
Approximately 50 percent of lone-parent families have total incomes below the low-income measure.
Each category is divided by three sub-categories, from top to bottom: Low, Medium, and High.
Each category is divided by three sub-categories, from top to bottom: Low, Medium, and High.
Each category is divided by three sub-categories, from top to bottom: Low, Medium, and High.
to low {verbo}
to low [lowed|lowed] {vb} (también: to moo)
to low [lowed|lowed] {vb} (también: to bellow, to moo)
to low [lowed|lowed] {vb} (también: to bring down, to cut down, to decrease, to deplete)
(a) To reduce the burden of living costs on low-income earners and the poor;
In the case of children with associated disabilities, the number is as low as two.
The primary objective of the PRSP process is to reduce poverty in low income countries.
(d) To reduce the incidence of low birth-weight by at least 20%;
The Ministry is aiming to gradually reduce these already low rates.
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