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		Definition of low-maintenance in English: low-maintenanceadjective  1Requiring little work to keep in good condition.  Example sentencesExamples -  It doesn't have all the usual high-spec air-conditioning and lighting - it's a very cost-effective, low-maintenance structure that means you don't have to have all these fancy high-energy systems within.
 -  Even if you are dedicated to having a low-maintenance lawn, you will need to fertilize with nitrogen to sustain thick, vigorous tuff.
 -  The cabin is a low-maintenance concrete block box with a plywood insert and a 4-foot diameter steel fireplace.
 -  The lawn gradually gave way to beds of low-maintenance, low-water plantings.
 -  Choose a good, low-maintenance seed mixture appropriate to your lawn use and climate.
 -  Anybody in the market for a low-maintenance home that has good views but isn't too far from Dublin city centre should consider a modern penthouse
 -  Therefore, the lightest, low-maintenance brake discs, made of carbon-fibre reinforced ceramics, are a real alternative to steel in this segment.
 -  All this translates into a different, low-maintenance kind of garden: grasses, palms, succulents, less interest in the work involved in annuals.
 -  A very common request is for a low-maintenance garden that is mainly lawn - but of course lawns are very high maintenance.
 -  Though goslings are very time-consuming, grown-up geese are much more low-maintenance.
 -  This is relatively low-cost and low-maintenance equipment and requires minimal infrastructure.
 -  These items were selected because they're simple, timeless, comfortable, and more importantly, low-maintenance - everything a casual student's uniform should be.
 -  Some are choosing to replace all or part of their lawns with drought-resistant, low-maintenance alternatives.
 -  Janet chose not to install any edging material: She says the trench was easy to install and serves as a low-maintenance barrier between bed and lawn.
 -  This low-maintenance landscaping may be the answer to your lawn problems.
 -  Joe is modest in expectations and is targeting an initial 6,000 a year to pay the bills for a low-maintenance course which will be staffed by a green-keeper, two course staff and one in the office.
 -  They make every square foot count by expanding outdoor living space; replacing lawns with low-maintenance, water-wise plants; or adding gracefully curved beds.
 -  He's the perfect low-maintenance pet because he doesn't eat much and he doesn't go very far.
 -  The small patch of grass was surrounded by low-maintenance bark chips that stuck to our knees when we fell, and the overgrown pyracantha bushes swallowed our baseballs like a black hole.
 -  So here's a list, by region, of some new varieties - and some old species that were once disparaged as weeds - on the cutting edge of low-maintenance lawn care.
 
 - 1.1informal  (of a person) independent and not demanding a lot of attention.
 Example sentencesExamples -  Because he is so low-maintenance, he suits my lifestyle and personality.
 -  If you met me in person, you'd think I was a low-maintenance, incredibly quiet, average sort of person.
 -  My family was remarkably low-maintenance; we spent an entire rainy Saturday afternoon playing gin at the house of my brother with the two children and three dachshunds.
 -  Where are the clothes for low-maintenance regular girls?
 -  I'm very independent and very low-maintenance.
 -  For a guy who puts up the numbers he does, he's pretty low-maintenance.
 -  Irish centenarians are largely a docile, low-maintenance lot who ask little of the state and get little from it.
 -  Raychel works on attracting as many low-maintenance people as possible.
 -  Both as a person and as a player, Jason has to be the most low-maintenance superstar in the history of the NBA.
 -  You see, I don't wear make-up, and I'm about as low-maintenance as you can get.
 
  
    Definition of low-maintenance in US English: low-maintenanceadjectiveloʊ ˈmeɪntənəns 1Requiring little work to keep in good condition.  Example sentencesExamples -  Therefore, the lightest, low-maintenance brake discs, made of carbon-fibre reinforced ceramics, are a real alternative to steel in this segment.
 -  So here's a list, by region, of some new varieties - and some old species that were once disparaged as weeds - on the cutting edge of low-maintenance lawn care.
 -  The small patch of grass was surrounded by low-maintenance bark chips that stuck to our knees when we fell, and the overgrown pyracantha bushes swallowed our baseballs like a black hole.
 -  Even if you are dedicated to having a low-maintenance lawn, you will need to fertilize with nitrogen to sustain thick, vigorous tuff.
 -  Some are choosing to replace all or part of their lawns with drought-resistant, low-maintenance alternatives.
 -  This low-maintenance landscaping may be the answer to your lawn problems.
 -  The lawn gradually gave way to beds of low-maintenance, low-water plantings.
 -  He's the perfect low-maintenance pet because he doesn't eat much and he doesn't go very far.
 -  The cabin is a low-maintenance concrete block box with a plywood insert and a 4-foot diameter steel fireplace.
 -  Anybody in the market for a low-maintenance home that has good views but isn't too far from Dublin city centre should consider a modern penthouse
 -  A very common request is for a low-maintenance garden that is mainly lawn - but of course lawns are very high maintenance.
 -  Though goslings are very time-consuming, grown-up geese are much more low-maintenance.
 -  They make every square foot count by expanding outdoor living space; replacing lawns with low-maintenance, water-wise plants; or adding gracefully curved beds.
 -  Joe is modest in expectations and is targeting an initial 6,000 a year to pay the bills for a low-maintenance course which will be staffed by a green-keeper, two course staff and one in the office.
 -  All this translates into a different, low-maintenance kind of garden: grasses, palms, succulents, less interest in the work involved in annuals.
 -  It doesn't have all the usual high-spec air-conditioning and lighting - it's a very cost-effective, low-maintenance structure that means you don't have to have all these fancy high-energy systems within.
 -  Janet chose not to install any edging material: She says the trench was easy to install and serves as a low-maintenance barrier between bed and lawn.
 -  Choose a good, low-maintenance seed mixture appropriate to your lawn use and climate.
 -  This is relatively low-cost and low-maintenance equipment and requires minimal infrastructure.
 -  These items were selected because they're simple, timeless, comfortable, and more importantly, low-maintenance - everything a casual student's uniform should be.
 
 - 1.1informal  (of a person) not demanding a great deal of attention; independent.
 Example sentencesExamples -  I'm very independent and very low-maintenance.
 -  You see, I don't wear make-up, and I'm about as low-maintenance as you can get.
 -  Raychel works on attracting as many low-maintenance people as possible.
 -  If you met me in person, you'd think I was a low-maintenance, incredibly quiet, average sort of person.
 -  Both as a person and as a player, Jason has to be the most low-maintenance superstar in the history of the NBA.
 -  Because he is so low-maintenance, he suits my lifestyle and personality.
 -  My family was remarkably low-maintenance; we spent an entire rainy Saturday afternoon playing gin at the house of my brother with the two children and three dachshunds.
 -  Where are the clothes for low-maintenance regular girls?
 -  For a guy who puts up the numbers he does, he's pretty low-maintenance.
 -  Irish centenarians are largely a docile, low-maintenance lot who ask little of the state and get little from it.
 
  
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