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41keep a low profile — not go out much, lay low He plans to keep a low profile until the trial is over …
42keep a low profile — in matters concerning his family, he managed to keep a low profile Syn: lie low, keep quiet, keep out of the public eye, avoid publicity, keep out of sight …
43keep a low profile — ► keep a low profile remain inconspicuous. Main Entry: ↑profile …
44keep a low profile — to avoid attracting attention to yourself. He s been keeping a low profile at work ever since his argument with Peter …
45low profile with an avoidance of — publicity The imagery is from tank warfare, where you try to keep behind cover to reduce the target. A usage of politicians and other public figures when they do what ought not to be done and leave undone what ought to be done …
46low profile, adopt a — Refuse to make great fuss. Play down an issue. Remain calm and uncommitted …
47low-profile air cleaner — A circular, flat, chrome plated air cleaner, mounted on top of the carburetor …
48low-pro|file — low profile, 1. manner, behavior, style, performance, or the like, that is inconspicuous, moderate, or unexceptional: »Japan today simply stands too tall and too rich to maintain a low profile (Time). 2. a person who shows or cultivates a low… …
49profile — ► NOUN 1) an outline of something, especially a face, as seen from one side. 2) a short descriptive article about someone. 3) the extent to which a person or organization attracts public notice: her high profile as an opera star. ► VERB 1)… …
50low — low1 [lō] adj. [ME lah < ON lagr, akin to MDu lage, MLowG læge < IE base * legh , LIE1] 1. a) of little height or elevation; not high or tall b) not far above the ground [low clouds] 2. depress …