低于 (dī yú): To be lower than (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

Due to poor word-of-mouth, the box office revenue of this film was far below expectations, and the producers may face losses.

The greenhouse effect of this new material is far lower than that of traditional plastics.

Due to the severe weather, the number of person-times visiting today is far below expectations.

He rejected that job because the pay was far below the market standard.

Why is the precipitation in this basin significantly lower than in the surrounding mountainous areas?

The percentage increase in sales this quarter is far below market expectations.

To save energy, the company stipulates that the air-conditioning temperature must not be lower than 26 degrees Celsius.

The market's response to this new product tends to be lukewarm, with sales far below expectations.

To save energy and protect the environment, the company stipulates that the air conditioning temperature in summer must not be lower than 26 degrees Celsius.