How to use below in a sentence. Below is the opposite to above Waaaay below the rest, so let go and have fun
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We use below most commonly as a preposition meaning ‘lower than’
It has a similar meaning to under
The opposite of below is above We use it when there is no contact between people or things … in formal writing, we use below to refer to something that we will mention or show later Below, under, beneath indicate position in some way lower than something else
Below implies being in a lower plane Below the horizon, the water line Under implies being lower in a perpendicular line The book is under the chair.
Bellow means to shout loudly or to make a deep loud sound like a bull
For example, “the teacher bellowed at the students for their attention.” on the other hand, below refers to something being at a lower level or position For instance, “the temperature dropped below freezing last night.” Something that's below is underneath If your kite is flying below your brother's, it means his kite is above, or higher than, yours
Anything that lies lower than some other object is below it — a basement is below the first floor of a house, and the ocean floor is below the water's surface. Below can be a preposition or an adverb In both cases, it describes the position of something relative to something else, namely, something that is underneath another object. She lives below, on the ground floor
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(nautical) on or to a lower deck, especially as relative to the main deck
The captain went below to inspect the engine The landlubbers lying down below Definition of below adverb in oxford advanced learner's dictionary Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
Bellow refers to a loud, deep voice
