Definition of low blow in English:

low blow

noun

Boxing

1An unlawful blow that lands below an opponent's waist.
the referee hadn't seen the low blow and declined to call a timeout
Example sentencesExamples
- In the twelfth McGuigan, flailing away in apparent desperation, was penalized a point by referee Richard Steele for a low blow.
- Ottke was left gasping for breath by an accidental low blow in the ninth.
- Ref Rudy Charles went down and Jarrett hit Rhodes with a low blow and got Charles' belt.
- In round 8 Yates again interfered in the action when he deducted a point off of Soto-Karas for an inadvertent low blow.
- Then in the eighth round Ruiz had to wait five minutes to resume after another Johnson low blow.
- He scored a knockdown and Trinidad got penalized a point for a low blow.
- At one point Tito threw a low blow which entitled Mayorga to a five minute rest.
- When you're in the ring you'll hear the roar of the crowd changing depending on the on-screen action; throw an illegal low blow and you'll summon tons of boo's and disgruntled reactions.
- But each knock-down was ruled out as Moore was adjudged to have caught his opponent with low blows.
- Again, Garcia was warned by referee Sam Garza for throwing a low blow.
- I saw him perform that same routine once against a fighter who'd landed probably two dozen low blows in the course of the match.
- He was deducted two points for low blows.
- The only blemish to Freitas' night was a point deduction for a low blow in round number ten.
1. 1.1 A comment or tactic regarded as unfair or unkind.
  his mockery of Elizabeth's work seemed like a low blow
  Example sentencesExamples
  But having him degrade you in such a way, I think, was a low blow.
  But it doesn't follow from my post that I am trying to exclude anything and ‘elitist’ is a low blow.
  Workers have copped the ultimate low blow - being forced to teach their Brazilian successors tricks-of-the-trade during their last weeks at the plant.
  You know, he delivered some low blows, but they weren't questioning his patriotism.
  For a moment, he looks almost moved, vulnerable even, so I decide to strike a low blow.
  We want our teachers valued and respected, we want to support them and encourage them but these low blows that supposedly indicate why teachers should be given a pay rise make that support and respect difficult to maintain.
  It's a pretty low blow to use it, even in a fight.
  That's a low blow Trev, the fact that his wife of two months tried the sushi and he didn't.
  The SNP supporter then struck a low blow, musing that it would cost less to hire him to make films in Scotland than it was costing to build the new parliament.
  I guess the Republicans are forced to go for the low blow here.
  Sure it was a low blow, but it was something I didn't actually care about at the moment since it was clear she had no intention of sugarcoating whatever she wanted to say.
  Arresting a journalist for spying is a pretty low blow, and I expect nothing more than a show trial at best.
  Officials from both parties say the typical Dayton resident has grown weary of glitzy ad campaigns and superficial low blows.
  For a group who had built professional pride around their status as safety and security professionals it was the ultimate low blow.
  That move was described by her colleagues as a low blow.
  In this age of partisan attacks and free-for-all political smearing, we've seen one low blow follow another after another.
  This was not the time to fight, not the time to exchange cheap shots and low blows for sure.
  A fair comparison on records is never a low blow.
  To terrorize celebrities' parents because they are more vulnerable is a low blow.
  Of course, being a discerning and witty individual, (otherwise you wouldn't be here) you aren't going to resort to such a low blow.
  My first choice so sickened me, and it was such a low blow, that I was dissuaded from using it.
  It was a low blow, and possibly a political misjudgment, but it reflected the determination in government ranks yesterday to fight back and quash a rebellion that could humiliate the prime minister.
  He then struck a low blow, musing that it would cost less to hire him to make films in Scotland than it was costing to build the new parliament.
  And it's very hard to see where discussing his misuse of federal education money was somehow a low blow.
  But having him degrade you in such a way, I think, you know, here again was a low blow.
  They will say that criticism of his record on security-related issues unfairly impugns his patriotism and is therefore a low blow.
  But also because it sets up every news outlet for the same low blow.

Definition of low blow in US English:

low blow

noun

Boxing

1An illegal blow that strikes below an opponent's waist.
the referee hadn't seen the low blow and declined to call a timeout
Example sentencesExamples
- In round 8 Yates again interfered in the action when he deducted a point off of Soto-Karas for an inadvertent low blow.
- In the twelfth McGuigan, flailing away in apparent desperation, was penalized a point by referee Richard Steele for a low blow.
- When you're in the ring you'll hear the roar of the crowd changing depending on the on-screen action; throw an illegal low blow and you'll summon tons of boo's and disgruntled reactions.
- Ottke was left gasping for breath by an accidental low blow in the ninth.
- I saw him perform that same routine once against a fighter who'd landed probably two dozen low blows in the course of the match.
- But each knock-down was ruled out as Moore was adjudged to have caught his opponent with low blows.
- The only blemish to Freitas' night was a point deduction for a low blow in round number ten.
- He was deducted two points for low blows.
- At one point Tito threw a low blow which entitled Mayorga to a five minute rest.
- Ref Rudy Charles went down and Jarrett hit Rhodes with a low blow and got Charles' belt.
- He scored a knockdown and Trinidad got penalized a point for a low blow.
- Then in the eighth round Ruiz had to wait five minutes to resume after another Johnson low blow.
- Again, Garcia was warned by referee Sam Garza for throwing a low blow.
1. 1.1 An unfair or unsportsmanlike comment.
  his mockery of Elizabeth's work seemed like a low blow
  Example sentencesExamples
  That move was described by her colleagues as a low blow.
  And it's very hard to see where discussing his misuse of federal education money was somehow a low blow.
  I guess the Republicans are forced to go for the low blow here.
  My first choice so sickened me, and it was such a low blow, that I was dissuaded from using it.
  He then struck a low blow, musing that it would cost less to hire him to make films in Scotland than it was costing to build the new parliament.
  But having him degrade you in such a way, I think, was a low blow.
  For a group who had built professional pride around their status as safety and security professionals it was the ultimate low blow.
  Arresting a journalist for spying is a pretty low blow, and I expect nothing more than a show trial at best.
  This was not the time to fight, not the time to exchange cheap shots and low blows for sure.
  We want our teachers valued and respected, we want to support them and encourage them but these low blows that supposedly indicate why teachers should be given a pay rise make that support and respect difficult to maintain.
  That's a low blow Trev, the fact that his wife of two months tried the sushi and he didn't.
  Sure it was a low blow, but it was something I didn't actually care about at the moment since it was clear she had no intention of sugarcoating whatever she wanted to say.
  In this age of partisan attacks and free-for-all political smearing, we've seen one low blow follow another after another.
  It's a pretty low blow to use it, even in a fight.
  It was a low blow, and possibly a political misjudgment, but it reflected the determination in government ranks yesterday to fight back and quash a rebellion that could humiliate the prime minister.
  To terrorize celebrities' parents because they are more vulnerable is a low blow.
  But having him degrade you in such a way, I think, you know, here again was a low blow.
  They will say that criticism of his record on security-related issues unfairly impugns his patriotism and is therefore a low blow.
  The SNP supporter then struck a low blow, musing that it would cost less to hire him to make films in Scotland than it was costing to build the new parliament.
  A fair comparison on records is never a low blow.
  For a moment, he looks almost moved, vulnerable even, so I decide to strike a low blow.
  But also because it sets up every news outlet for the same low blow.
  Workers have copped the ultimate low blow - being forced to teach their Brazilian successors tricks-of-the-trade during their last weeks at the plant.
  Of course, being a discerning and witty individual, (otherwise you wouldn't be here) you aren't going to resort to such a low blow.
  Officials from both parties say the typical Dayton resident has grown weary of glitzy ad campaigns and superficial low blows.
  You know, he delivered some low blows, but they weren't questioning his patriotism.
  But it doesn't follow from my post that I am trying to exclude anything and ‘elitist’ is a low blow.

单词	low blow
释义	Definition of low blow in English: low blow noun Boxing 1An unlawful blow that lands below an opponent's waist. the referee hadn't seen the low blow and declined to call a timeout Example sentencesExamples In the twelfth McGuigan, flailing away in apparent desperation, was penalized a point by referee Richard Steele for a low blow. Ottke was left gasping for breath by an accidental low blow in the ninth. Ref Rudy Charles went down and Jarrett hit Rhodes with a low blow and got Charles' belt. In round 8 Yates again interfered in the action when he deducted a point off of Soto-Karas for an inadvertent low blow. Then in the eighth round Ruiz had to wait five minutes to resume after another Johnson low blow. He scored a knockdown and Trinidad got penalized a point for a low blow. At one point Tito threw a low blow which entitled Mayorga to a five minute rest. When you're in the ring you'll hear the roar of the crowd changing depending on the on-screen action; throw an illegal low blow and you'll summon tons of boo's and disgruntled reactions. But each knock-down was ruled out as Moore was adjudged to have caught his opponent with low blows. Again, Garcia was warned by referee Sam Garza for throwing a low blow. I saw him perform that same routine once against a fighter who'd landed probably two dozen low blows in the course of the match. He was deducted two points for low blows. The only blemish to Freitas' night was a point deduction for a low blow in round number ten. 1.1 A comment or tactic regarded as unfair or unkind. his mockery of Elizabeth's work seemed like a low blow Example sentencesExamples But having him degrade you in such a way, I think, was a low blow. But it doesn't follow from my post that I am trying to exclude anything and ‘elitist’ is a low blow. Workers have copped the ultimate low blow - being forced to teach their Brazilian successors tricks-of-the-trade during their last weeks at the plant. You know, he delivered some low blows, but they weren't questioning his patriotism. For a moment, he looks almost moved, vulnerable even, so I decide to strike a low blow. We want our teachers valued and respected, we want to support them and encourage them but these low blows that supposedly indicate why teachers should be given a pay rise make that support and respect difficult to maintain. It's a pretty low blow to use it, even in a fight. That's a low blow Trev, the fact that his wife of two months tried the sushi and he didn't. The SNP supporter then struck a low blow, musing that it would cost less to hire him to make films in Scotland than it was costing to build the new parliament. I guess the Republicans are forced to go for the low blow here. Sure it was a low blow, but it was something I didn't actually care about at the moment since it was clear she had no intention of sugarcoating whatever she wanted to say. Arresting a journalist for spying is a pretty low blow, and I expect nothing more than a show trial at best. Officials from both parties say the typical Dayton resident has grown weary of glitzy ad campaigns and superficial low blows. For a group who had built professional pride around their status as safety and security professionals it was the ultimate low blow. That move was described by her colleagues as a low blow. In this age of partisan attacks and free-for-all political smearing, we've seen one low blow follow another after another. This was not the time to fight, not the time to exchange cheap shots and low blows for sure. A fair comparison on records is never a low blow. To terrorize celebrities' parents because they are more vulnerable is a low blow. Of course, being a discerning and witty individual, (otherwise you wouldn't be here) you aren't going to resort to such a low blow. My first choice so sickened me, and it was such a low blow, that I was dissuaded from using it. It was a low blow, and possibly a political misjudgment, but it reflected the determination in government ranks yesterday to fight back and quash a rebellion that could humiliate the prime minister. He then struck a low blow, musing that it would cost less to hire him to make films in Scotland than it was costing to build the new parliament. And it's very hard to see where discussing his misuse of federal education money was somehow a low blow. But having him degrade you in such a way, I think, you know, here again was a low blow. They will say that criticism of his record on security-related issues unfairly impugns his patriotism and is therefore a low blow. But also because it sets up every news outlet for the same low blow. Definition of low blow in US English: low blow noun Boxing 1An illegal blow that strikes below an opponent's waist. the referee hadn't seen the low blow and declined to call a timeout Example sentencesExamples In round 8 Yates again interfered in the action when he deducted a point off of Soto-Karas for an inadvertent low blow. In the twelfth McGuigan, flailing away in apparent desperation, was penalized a point by referee Richard Steele for a low blow. When you're in the ring you'll hear the roar of the crowd changing depending on the on-screen action; throw an illegal low blow and you'll summon tons of boo's and disgruntled reactions. Ottke was left gasping for breath by an accidental low blow in the ninth. I saw him perform that same routine once against a fighter who'd landed probably two dozen low blows in the course of the match. But each knock-down was ruled out as Moore was adjudged to have caught his opponent with low blows. The only blemish to Freitas' night was a point deduction for a low blow in round number ten. He was deducted two points for low blows. At one point Tito threw a low blow which entitled Mayorga to a five minute rest. Ref Rudy Charles went down and Jarrett hit Rhodes with a low blow and got Charles' belt. He scored a knockdown and Trinidad got penalized a point for a low blow. Then in the eighth round Ruiz had to wait five minutes to resume after another Johnson low blow. Again, Garcia was warned by referee Sam Garza for throwing a low blow. 1.1 An unfair or unsportsmanlike comment. his mockery of Elizabeth's work seemed like a low blow Example sentencesExamples That move was described by her colleagues as a low blow. And it's very hard to see where discussing his misuse of federal education money was somehow a low blow. I guess the Republicans are forced to go for the low blow here. My first choice so sickened me, and it was such a low blow, that I was dissuaded from using it. He then struck a low blow, musing that it would cost less to hire him to make films in Scotland than it was costing to build the new parliament. But having him degrade you in such a way, I think, was a low blow. For a group who had built professional pride around their status as safety and security professionals it was the ultimate low blow. Arresting a journalist for spying is a pretty low blow, and I expect nothing more than a show trial at best. This was not the time to fight, not the time to exchange cheap shots and low blows for sure. We want our teachers valued and respected, we want to support them and encourage them but these low blows that supposedly indicate why teachers should be given a pay rise make that support and respect difficult to maintain. That's a low blow Trev, the fact that his wife of two months tried the sushi and he didn't. Sure it was a low blow, but it was something I didn't actually care about at the moment since it was clear she had no intention of sugarcoating whatever she wanted to say. In this age of partisan attacks and free-for-all political smearing, we've seen one low blow follow another after another. It's a pretty low blow to use it, even in a fight. It was a low blow, and possibly a political misjudgment, but it reflected the determination in government ranks yesterday to fight back and quash a rebellion that could humiliate the prime minister. To terrorize celebrities' parents because they are more vulnerable is a low blow. But having him degrade you in such a way, I think, you know, here again was a low blow. They will say that criticism of his record on security-related issues unfairly impugns his patriotism and is therefore a low blow. The SNP supporter then struck a low blow, musing that it would cost less to hire him to make films in Scotland than it was costing to build the new parliament. A fair comparison on records is never a low blow. For a moment, he looks almost moved, vulnerable even, so I decide to strike a low blow. But also because it sets up every news outlet for the same low blow. Workers have copped the ultimate low blow - being forced to teach their Brazilian successors tricks-of-the-trade during their last weeks at the plant. Of course, being a discerning and witty individual, (otherwise you wouldn't be here) you aren't going to resort to such a low blow. Officials from both parties say the typical Dayton resident has grown weary of glitzy ad campaigns and superficial low blows. You know, he delivered some low blows, but they weren't questioning his patriotism. But it doesn't follow from my post that I am trying to exclude anything and ‘elitist’ is a low blow.
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