low-tech

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Business basics, Industrylow-techlow-tech /ˌləʊ ˈtek◂ $ ˌloʊ-/ adjective BBTInot using the most modern machines or methods in business or industry OPP high-tech He made low-tech, budget space movies.Examples from the Corpuslow-tech• Indeed, Grimshaw strove to make it low-tech.• It is often more energy-intensive with a more rapid deterioration than low-tech buildings!• And their bets paid off big, from the high-tech realm of computers to the low-tech business of making mortgage loans.• Never mind the action, which sometimes resembles a low-tech early-Eighties video game and is about as interesting to watch.• It's an end to the time-consuming low-tech method of allocation-by-voice on the radio.• Yet, like other places, Utah has to turn to low-tech services to soak up its growing numbers of literate job-hunters.• A low-tech solution to a high-tech threat.• He uses low-tech theatrical devices to great effect.• Bulletin boards are a low-tech way to exchange information.From Longman Business Dictionarylow-techˈlow-tech adjectiveMANUFACTURING not using the most modern machines or methods in business or industryWaste management, traditionally a low-tech industry, is being turned by the development of new technologies into something closer to chemical engineering. → opposite high-techOrigin low-tech (1900-2000) tech from technology

单词	low-tech
释义	low-tech From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Business basics, Industrylow-techlow-tech /ˌləʊ ˈtek◂ $ ˌloʊ-/ adjective BBTInot using the most modern machines or methods in business or industry OPP high-tech He made low-tech, budget space movies.Examples from the Corpuslow-tech• Indeed, Grimshaw strove to make it low-tech.• It is often more energy-intensive with a more rapid deterioration than low-tech buildings!• And their bets paid off big, from the high-tech realm of computers to the low-tech business of making mortgage loans.• Never mind the action, which sometimes resembles a low-tech early-Eighties video game and is about as interesting to watch.• It's an end to the time-consuming low-tech method of allocation-by-voice on the radio.• Yet, like other places, Utah has to turn to low-tech services to soak up its growing numbers of literate job-hunters.• A low-tech solution to a high-tech threat.• He uses low-tech theatrical devices to great effect.• Bulletin boards are a low-tech way to exchange information.From Longman Business Dictionarylow-techˈlow-tech adjectiveMANUFACTURING not using the most modern machines or methods in business or industryWaste management, traditionally a low-tech industry, is being turned by the development of new technologies into something closer to chemical engineering. → opposite high-techOrigin low-tech (1900-2000) tech from technology
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