How to Say ‘Relatively low’ in Traditional Chinese
比較低
bǐ jiào dī
[bee-jyow dee]
💬 Usage Tip: [比較低] means "lower" or "relatively low," and [比較 + adjective] is the standard way to compare: [比較低], [比較便宜], [比較安靜]. You don't need an extra word for "more" before the adjective.
Phrase Breakdown
比較
bǐ jiào
[bee-jyow]
relatively; comparatively more
Introduces a comparison, such as saying a fee is lower on weekdays than weekends.
平日的低消比較低。
The minimum charge on weekdays is relatively lower.
低
dī
[dee]
low; lower
Describes a smaller amount, such as a lower minimum spending requirement.
平日晚餐的低消比較低，比較適合我們。
The minimum charge for weekday dinner is lower, which suits us better.
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