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low season — ➔ season * * * low season UK US noun [U] (UK also off season) ► the time of year when fewer people visit a place or use a service, and prices are at their lowest level: in (the) low season »Many hotels have special offers in low season. → … Financial and business terms
low-season — UK US noun [U] (UK also off season) ► the time of year when fewer people visit a place or use a service, and prices are at their lowest level: in (the) low season »Many hotels have special offers in low season. → Compare HIGH SEASON(Cf. ↑high… … Financial and business terms
low season — UK US noun [singular] tourism british the time of year when a place or business is least busy, for example because there are not many tourists. The busiest period of the year is high season . Thesaurus: tourism and tourist attractionshyponym * *… … Useful english dictionary
low season — low .season n [U] BrE the time of year when fewer people are on holiday and there is less business for hotels etc, and prices are usually lower than normal = ↑off season ≠ ↑high season … Dictionary of contemporary English
low season — low ,season noun singular BRITISH OFF SEASON … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
low season — ► NOUN Brit. ▪ the least popular time of year for a holiday, when prices are lowest … English terms dictionary
low season — N SING: the N The low season is the time of year when a place receives the fewest visitors, and fares and holiday accommodation are often cheaper. [BRIT] Prices drop to ₤315 in the low season. (in AM, use off season) … English dictionary
low season — /ləυ si:z(ə)n/ noun a period when there are few travellers ● Air fares are cheaper in the low season … Marketing dictionary in english
low season — noun BrE the time of year when there is the least business for hotels, shops etc; off season compare high season … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
low season — Contrast: HIGH SEASON … Dictionary of American idioms
