Object

• fol-: If the command is fol- lowed by digits, executing universal-argument again ends the numeric argument, but is otherwise ignored.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• keep: Stirling, and later Wainwright managed to keep the axle weight very low.

Modifies a noun

• level: There is a low level of trust by the general public in the industry.

• rate: A point is 1 percent of your on line student loan top low rate online amounts.

• price: We have a vastly growing selection to choose from for the lowest prices online.

• income: Some people on low incomes will not be charged at all.

• cost: Prices in Euros, with low cost shipping to the EU.

• temperature: In cold water, surfers usually wear wetsuits to protect themselves against lower water temperatures.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: Credit losses remained low at 3 % of outstanding balances.

• fly: The Falcon is a skilled aerial hunter, flying low over the tree tops to take their prey by surprise.

• lie: The village lies low, but the surrounding scenery is extremely beautiful.

• bow: The worried merchant stood up and bowed low before the bailiff.

• drop: The prices for DVD-ROM drives have dropped low enough to make this strategy feasible.

• run: U have to have lots of patience, which my stock is running rather low!

Preposition: in

• fat: Cooked, peeled single prawns from the North Atlantic are naturally low in fat, with good protein content to boost energy levels.

• carbohydrate: Both the Atkins and ketogenic diets are high in fat and low in carbohydrates.

• sky: Problems normally occur when helicopters stray from designated routes or fly too low in the sky.

• comparison: Industrial research spending has been consistently low in comparison to other countries, and it is important that this is improved.

• sodium: For very young children, as with babies, you should choose waters that are relatively low in sodium.

• salt: The Maggi ' A Natural Choice ' range is now lower in salt and made using sunflower oil.