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Meanings of lowest point in English

Russian
глубочайшая точка
Portuguese
ponto mais baixo
Catalan
punt més baix
Spanish
punto más bajo

Point with lowest elevation in a region, on a path, of a race.

глубочайшая точка
Usage of lowest point in English
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Last week both classes fell to their lowest point since early 2010.
Reuters
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Producer prices CNPPI=ECI hit their lowest point since late 2009 in July.
Reuters
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But Ranieri said his lowest point came when at Valencia in 2005.
The Guardian
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AIG shares closed Tuesday at their lowest point in nearly seven months.
Reuters
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Investors and businesses are hoping the slump is reaching its lowest point.
The Irish Times
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Benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield fell to its lowest point since mid-September.
Reuters
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U.S. 30-year Treasuries yields hit their lowest point in nearly two weeks.
Reuters
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The index is now sitting at its lowest point since August 2009.
Radio NZ
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The English interest at that moment had apparently reached the lowest point.
A Popular History of Ireland : from the Earliest Period to the E...
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It's the lowest point total for the final period in the league.
Reuters
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St Mark's Square, the city's lowest point, is flooded many times each year.
The Irish Times
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Perhaps the lowest point of the afternoon had come just after Steve left.
Pet Sematary
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He said the exchange rate could fall to its lowest point since mid-2009.
Radio NZ
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This week's events leave them at their lowest point since the Franco dictatorship.
The Irish Times
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Producer prices hit their lowest point since late 2009 in July.
Reuters
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Those at Chase's lowest point are visible only from the second story up.
Black house
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