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1Low Profile — Karte mit Verlängerung für normale Bauhöhe Als Low Profile PCI Card wird in der Computertechnik ein Formfaktor für PCI bzw. PCIe Steckkarten bezeichnet, der in bestimmten Gehäusen mit begrenztem Platz Anwendung findet. In der 19″ Technik gibt es… …
2low profile — UK US noun [S] ► the fact of activities or behaviour not attracting much attention or interest from the public, newspapers, television, etc.: »Despite a relatively low profile, the business has great potential for growth. have/keep/maintain a low …
3low-profile — UK US noun [S] ► the fact of activities or behaviour not attracting much attention or interest from the public, newspapers, television, etc.: »Despite a relatively low profile, the business has great potential for growth. have/keep/maintain a low …
4low-profile — low proˈfile adjective 1. (of people) having such a manner or attitude 2. (of a tyre) wide in proportion to its height (motoring) • • • Main Entry: ↑low * * * ˌlow ˈprofile [low profile] ad …
5low profile — n keep a low profile to not go to places or be careful not to do anything that will attract attention to yourself or your actions ≠ ↑high profile ▪ He s not the sort of politician to keep a low profile for long …
6low-profile — adj 1.) [usually before noun] not receiving or wanting any attention ≠ ↑high profile ▪ The US took a very low profile role in the talks. 2.) [only before noun] BrE designed to be lower than other things of the same type ▪ low profile tyres …
7low-profile — adj 1.) [usually before noun] not receiving or wanting any attention ≠ ↑high profile ▪ The US took a very low profile role in the talks. 2.) [only before noun] BrE designed to be lower than other things of the same type ▪ low profile tyres …
8low profile — n keep a low profile to not go to places or be careful not to do anything that will attract attention to yourself or your actions ≠ ↑high profile ▪ He s not the sort of politician to keep a low profile for long …
9low-profile — adjective 1. ) deliberately not attracting public attention: It s been a relatively low profile campaign. 2. ) not as high or wide as other things of the same type: low profile tires …
10low-profile — 1957, in reference to automobile wheels, from LOW (Cf. low) (adj.) + PROFILE (Cf. profile) (n.). General sense by 1970, Amer.Eng., in reference to Nixon Administration policy of partial U.S. disengagement from burdensome commitments abroad …