high
adjective
uk
/haɪ/ us
/haɪ/high adjective (DISTANCE)
A2
high adjective (ABOVE AVERAGE)
high adjective (IMPORTANT)
- We've got to change the present system in which high court judges are regarded as somehow untouchable.
- As the daughter of the presidentshe enjoys high status among her peers.
- His father was a high-ranking official in the embassy.
- She is widely regarded as the high priestess of contemporary dance.
- At the age of 32she managed to enter one of the citadels of high fashion.
high adjective (SOUND)
high adjective (BAD)
high adjective (MENTAL STATE)
语法
high
noun
uk
/haɪ/ us
/haɪ/high noun (ABOVE AVERAGE)
- The pass rate in the exams has reached a new high this year.
- Share prices have soared to a new all-time high in a day of frantic trading on the stock market.
- The value of the shares hit a new high today.
- Yields on gas and electricity shares have hit a record high.
- Viewing figures for the TV show hit a new high last week.
high noun (MENTAL STATE)
语法
high
adverb
uk
/haɪ/ us
/haɪ/