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Definition of low-grade in English: low-gradeadjective ˈləʊɡreɪdˈloʊ ˌɡreɪd 1Of low quality or standard. 质量差的，劣等的；低强度的 劣质钢铁。 Example sentencesExamples - It certainly is sloppy, low-grade journalism.
- He is not concerned about the loss of agricultural land because it is only classified as low-grade.
- I spent $2.09/gallon at the pump this morning and it's only the low-grade gas I buy!
- Only until about 10 years ago, all of India's coffee was bought up by the Government - at a universal price and with expectation of seven year's credit - and sold as low-grade blends.
- The low-grade kangaroo meat used in the sausages is in a different class from the high-quality prime cuts that reach Moscow's pricier restaurants via Europe.
- It takes low-grade coal and reprocesses it into cleaner, high-grade fuel.
- The low-grade steel, which was given zero rust protection at the Naples plant, was just about acceptable in the warm, dry climate of the south.
- Men and women everywhere hawked government-controlled newspapers printed on a grayish, low-grade newsprint no doubt full of comparably dull propaganda.
- China has been restructuring its steel industry, increasingly replacing low-grade domestic iron ore with imported iron ore of better quality.
- She said: ‘The site is low-grade agricultural land within a developed area and inside the ring road.’
- There has been no meaningful talk between the sides on what really ails the sport: the low-grade quality of the games themselves.
- But there is one thing everyone should be careful about - many peddlers deliberately place some fakes among the low-grade antiques.
- Not too long ago, these inexpensive loads were assembled using soft, low-grade shot and cheap wads.
- While preserving the green belt is an important consideration, especially in an expanding, crowded city such as York, it is hard to see much value in the low-grade agricultural land in question.
- The quality of the photographs could be considered low-grade.
- In place of skills, knowledge and seams developed over generations came ‘cheap’ imports of low-grade coal and the return to open-cast mining.
- If this had been a low-grade horror film with bad special effects, I probably wouldn't have been so frightened; the consequences of going against Allah's will were far more terrifying.
- The film has a very low-grade videotape visual quality, which I'm willing to bet stems from the low budget and heavy use of available light; nevertheless, it's still rather ugly.
- Local enterprise is most notably defined by underemployment, low-grade food processing plants and Chapelcross, a decommissioned nuclear power plant.
- This is the new moneyed middle class of India, an outward-looking group, no longer willing to accept the low-grade food and worse service that was the norm when government restaurants and hotels dominated the service industry.
Synonyms poor-quality, inferior, substandard, below standard, second-rate shoddy, cheap, shabby, reject, rubbishy, trashy, junky, bargain-basement, gimcrack poor, bad, unsatisfactory, not up to par, not up to scratch mediocre informal tinpot British informal duff, ropy, twopenny-halfpenny North American informal two-bit, bum, cheapjack, a dime a dozen, low-rent, tinhorn - 1.1 At a low level in a salary or employment structure.
薪金（或职业层次）低的 级别低的文员工作。 Example sentencesExamples - At the time, he was a civilian assisting in the force's computer unit doing low-grade jobs such as imaging and downloading files.
- It's the people in low-grade jobs who have less power and more anxiety.
- In some cases feminising occupations offered men high and rising wages relative to other men, in others-such as low-grade service jobs, men's wages were relatively low and falling.
- Companies have to move faster and we should applaud those that let low-grade jobs go offshore.
- Do the people holding low-grade office and factory jobs have what it takes for the information age?
- In the Invergordon job centre most of the jobs advertised seem to be low-grade, local authority work.
- His security clearance was immediately withdrawn and he was moved to a low-grade administrative job.
- White people had the power, control, resources and the empire; black people were perceived as exotic immigrants doing the low-grade jobs and disfiguring the landscape as well as the labour and housing markets.
- He gives little sense of the place of the poor in the information/service economy, which is important as many low-grade data entry jobs are being farmed out to the Third World.
- 1.2 (of a medical condition) of a less serious kind; minor.
（病状）不严重的；轻微的 轻度恶性。 Example sentencesExamples - Malt lymphomas are low-grade malignancies, and progression to a high-grade lymphoma is rare, occurring in less than 10% of cases.
- Physical examination showed low-grade fever and a slightly tender, markedly enlarged spleen.
- During the long, cruel month of February, waiting for my delinquent digestive system to kick in, I had contracted low-grade pneumonia.
- Tick-borne diseases typically begin with a low-grade fever, headache, malaise, and possibly a rash.
- Patients with giant cell arteritis often have a variety of other symptoms, such as malaise, fatigue, low-grade fever, anorexia, weight loss, myalgias or arthralgias.
Definition of low-grade in US English: low-gradeadjectiveˈlō ˌɡrādˈloʊ ˌɡreɪd 1Of low quality or strength. 质量差的，劣等的；低强度的 劣质钢铁。 劣质钢铁。 Example sentencesExamples - It certainly is sloppy, low-grade journalism.
- He is not concerned about the loss of agricultural land because it is only classified as low-grade.
- While preserving the green belt is an important consideration, especially in an expanding, crowded city such as York, it is hard to see much value in the low-grade agricultural land in question.
- The quality of the photographs could be considered low-grade.
- It takes low-grade coal and reprocesses it into cleaner, high-grade fuel.
- If this had been a low-grade horror film with bad special effects, I probably wouldn't have been so frightened; the consequences of going against Allah's will were far more terrifying.
- Local enterprise is most notably defined by underemployment, low-grade food processing plants and Chapelcross, a decommissioned nuclear power plant.
- China has been restructuring its steel industry, increasingly replacing low-grade domestic iron ore with imported iron ore of better quality.
- But there is one thing everyone should be careful about - many peddlers deliberately place some fakes among the low-grade antiques.
- The low-grade steel, which was given zero rust protection at the Naples plant, was just about acceptable in the warm, dry climate of the south.
- Men and women everywhere hawked government-controlled newspapers printed on a grayish, low-grade newsprint no doubt full of comparably dull propaganda.
- She said: ‘The site is low-grade agricultural land within a developed area and inside the ring road.’
- The low-grade kangaroo meat used in the sausages is in a different class from the high-quality prime cuts that reach Moscow's pricier restaurants via Europe.
- Only until about 10 years ago, all of India's coffee was bought up by the Government - at a universal price and with expectation of seven year's credit - and sold as low-grade blends.
- The film has a very low-grade videotape visual quality, which I'm willing to bet stems from the low budget and heavy use of available light; nevertheless, it's still rather ugly.
- I spent $2.09/gallon at the pump this morning and it's only the low-grade gas I buy!
- In place of skills, knowledge and seams developed over generations came ‘cheap’ imports of low-grade coal and the return to open-cast mining.
- There has been no meaningful talk between the sides on what really ails the sport: the low-grade quality of the games themselves.
- This is the new moneyed middle class of India, an outward-looking group, no longer willing to accept the low-grade food and worse service that was the norm when government restaurants and hotels dominated the service industry.
- Not too long ago, these inexpensive loads were assembled using soft, low-grade shot and cheap wads.
Synonyms poor-quality, inferior, substandard, below standard, second-rate - 1.1 At a low level in a salary or employment structure.
薪金（或职业层次）低的 级别低的文员工作。 Example sentencesExamples - Companies have to move faster and we should applaud those that let low-grade jobs go offshore.
- Do the people holding low-grade office and factory jobs have what it takes for the information age?
- White people had the power, control, resources and the empire; black people were perceived as exotic immigrants doing the low-grade jobs and disfiguring the landscape as well as the labour and housing markets.
- At the time, he was a civilian assisting in the force's computer unit doing low-grade jobs such as imaging and downloading files.
- In some cases feminising occupations offered men high and rising wages relative to other men, in others-such as low-grade service jobs, men's wages were relatively low and falling.
- In the Invergordon job centre most of the jobs advertised seem to be low-grade, local authority work.
- It's the people in low-grade jobs who have less power and more anxiety.
- He gives little sense of the place of the poor in the information/service economy, which is important as many low-grade data entry jobs are being farmed out to the Third World.
- His security clearance was immediately withdrawn and he was moved to a low-grade administrative job.
- 1.2 (of a medical condition) of a less serious kind; minor.
（病状）不严重的；轻微的 劣质钢铁。 Example sentencesExamples - During the long, cruel month of February, waiting for my delinquent digestive system to kick in, I had contracted low-grade pneumonia.
- Malt lymphomas are low-grade malignancies, and progression to a high-grade lymphoma is rare, occurring in less than 10% of cases.
- Physical examination showed low-grade fever and a slightly tender, markedly enlarged spleen.
- Tick-borne diseases typically begin with a low-grade fever, headache, malaise, and possibly a rash.
- Patients with giant cell arteritis often have a variety of other symptoms, such as malaise, fatigue, low-grade fever, anorexia, weight loss, myalgias or arthralgias.
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