聲音放在低的位置
最常見的一支：被設低的是音高。
adjective · B2
Used about a sound, a voice or a musical note that is deep, that is, near the bottom of the range of sounds we can hear.
低沉的、低音的
核心畫面
Think of pitch as the level something has been set at, measured from the bottom up. A singer sets a note low on the scale and you hear a deep sound. A builder sets a roof low on its angle and you see a gentle slope. In both cases low-pitched means the same thing: this has been set near the low end, not the high end. Nothing here is about size or loudness, only about where on a range the thing sits.
可以想成 pitch 是「被設在哪個高度」，從底下往上量。歌手把音設在低的位置，你就聽到低沉的聲音。蓋房子的人把屋頂…更多收起
可以想成 pitch 是「被設在哪個高度」，從底下往上量。歌手把音設在低的位置，你就聽到低沉的聲音。蓋房子的人把屋頂的角度設得低，你就看到平緩的斜面。兩邊的 low-pitched 其實在講同一件事：被放在靠近低的那一端。這裡跟大小聲、跟房子高不高都沒有關係，只跟「落在範圍的哪裡」有關。Two branches
屋頂的角度放得低
同樣是「被設在低的一端」，只是這次量的是斜度，不是音高。這是說法上的相通，不是在說哪一個先有。
adjective · C1
A low-pitched roof is one that slopes only gently, so it looks almost flat rather than steep.
坡度平緩的（屋頂）