The phrase "a super low" is not standard in written English, but it can be understood in informal contexts.
It can be used to describe something that is extremely low in a casual or colloquial manner, often in reference to prices or levels.
Example: "I found a super low price on that new phone during the sale."
Alternatives: "an extremely low" or "a very low".
Updated at 2.06pm GMT 2.03pm GMT WICKET! Edwards c Tredwell b Root 9 (West Indies 30-3) Two balls after Powell's dismissal Tredwell collects a super low one-handed catch at first slip to get rid of Edwards.
Each team gets a super low £15,000 of investment capital, reflecting the very product-oriented nature of this scheme.
Moreover, benefiting from the stable PL emission, good water solubility, and extraordinary biocompatibility with a high quantum yield of ∼17%, the fluorescent g-CNQDs can serve as a potential sensitive and selective probe for Fe3+ detection with a super low detection limit of 2 nM and an effective labeling agent for live-cell imaging.
I always felt safe with them because they keep a super low profile.
You can get a mortgage through the FHA with a super low down payment if you live in the home.
It has more of an underground club feeling like you would get in the UK, with a super low ceiling and pitch black inside.
"Montauk fashion is bohemian and haphazard, never polished," she said, noting a woman with a super low-cut tank dress.
Residents on the St Mary's Passivhaus development in Oldham are reaping the benefits of having a super low-energy homes, in their pockets and with their health.
Researchers at Georgia Institute of Technology have developed a super low-power camera designed to never shut off.
For a super low-key dining experience, head to Dixon House Food Court.
Here he is showing off his hams in a super low-cut wrestling leotard at Collins Park on Miami Beach.
