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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. high [ingl brit hʌɪ, ingl am haɪ] SOST

1. high (high level):

high
an all-time or a record high
to rise to or hit or reach a new high
a high of 35°

2. high (euphoric feeling) colloq:

to give sb a high drug:
défoncer qn colloq
to give sb a high success, compliment:
to be on a high

3. high METEOR:

high

4. high ingl am colloq SCUOLA → high school

II. high [ingl brit hʌɪ, ingl am haɪ] AGG

1. high (tall):

high building, wall, cliff, hill, pile
high table, chair, forehead, collar, heel
haut after sost
how high is the cliff?
it is 50 cm high
chest-/waist-high

2. high (far from the ground):

high shelf, window, ceiling, plateau
high tier, level, floor
high cloud
at high tide
how high (up) are we? (on top of building)
how high (up) are we? (on plane, mountain)

3. high (numerically large):

high number, ratio, price, frequency, volume
high wind
high playing card
at high speed
high in fat, iron

4. high (great, intense):

high degree, intensity, risk
high fever, heat
high attr anxiety, tension, excitement
high hope, expectation
cook on a high heat
that is high praise!
the high seriousness of sth
in high summer

5. high (important):

high quality, status, standard, rank, class, authority
high priority, place on list
to be high up

6. high (noble):

high ideal, principle, character
those are high words (indeed)! iron

7. high (acute):

high pitch, sound, voice
high note

8. high (mature):

high game
high fish, cheese
high butter

9. high (on drug):

high colloq
défoncé colloq
high colloq
to be high on drug
se défoncer colloq

10. high (happy):

high colloq

11. high LING:

high vowel

III. high [ingl brit hʌɪ, ingl am haɪ] AVV

1. high (to a great height):

high build, pile, climb, jump, throw, fly, rise, raise
to climb higher and higher lett person, animal:
to climb higher and higher fig figures, rate, unemployment:

2. high (at a high level):

high set, turn on
to turn sth up high

3. high sing, play:

high

IV. on high AVV (gen)

on high
on high RELIG
from on high (gen)
from on high RELIG

V. high [ingl brit hʌɪ, ingl am haɪ]

it's high time that sb did
to have a high (old) time
to hold one's head (up) high
to search or hunt high and low for sth

high school

high school SCUOLA
lycée m
high school ingl brit SCUOLA

high-pitched [ingl brit ˌhʌɪˈpɪtʃt, ingl am ˈhaɪ ˈˌpɪtʃt] AGG

1. high-pitched voice, sound:

high-pitched

2. high-pitched roof:

high-pitched

high-born AGG

high-born

high-performance AGG

high altar SOST

high altar

high-profile [ingl brit hʌɪˈprəʊfʌɪl, ingl am ˌhaɪˈproʊˌfaɪl] AGG

high-profile entrepreneur, firm, politician, pressure group
high-profile campaign, lobbying
high-profile meeting, visit

high-principled AGG

high-principled person
high-principled stance, motivation

high road SOST

high road

I. high-rise SOST

high-rise

II. high-rise AGG

high-rise flat, apartment, office:

high-rise
high-rise building, high-rise block

high-risk [ingl brit ˌhʌɪˈrɪsk, ingl am] AGG

1. high-risk (dangerous):

high-risk occupation, sport
high-risk prisoner

2. high-risk (in danger):

high-risk group, person

nel dizionario PONS

I. high [haɪ] AGG

1. high (elevated):

high
high forehead
a high jump
to do a high dive

2. high (above average):

high
high technology, opinion, quality
high secretary
high hopes
high calibre
high explosive
high colour
to be full of high praise for sb/sth

3. high MED:

high
high fever

4. high (important, eminent):

high priest
high treason, rank
to be high and mighty pegg

5. high (noble):

high ideal, character

6. high (intoxicated by drugs):

high
to be (as) high as a kite

7. high (euphoric):

to be high

8. high (of high frequency, shrill):

high

9. high (beginning to go bad):

high food

locuzioni:

a high drama
the high summer
to leave sb high and dry
planter qn colloq
sb's stock is high
to be high time to +infin
to have a high old time colloq
to be for the high jump ingl brit

II. high [haɪ] AVV

high a. fig:

high

locuzioni:

to search for sth high and low

III. high [haɪ] SOST

1. high (high(est) point/level/amount):

high
an all-time high
to reach a high

2. high (euphoria caused by drugs):

to be on a high

3. high (heaven):

from on/on high

high-flown AGG

high-flown

high heels SOST

high heels

high court SOST ingl brit DIR

high court
the High Court
the High Court ingl am

high-profile AGG

high-profile person
high-profile action, issue

high-risk AGG

high-risk

high-spirited AGG

1. high-spirited (cheerful, lively):

2. high-spirited (fiery):

high-performance AGG

knee-high SOST ingl am

to be knee-high to a grasshopper scherz, iron colloq

high season SOST

high season
at high season
nel dizionario PONS

I. high [haɪ] AGG

1. high (elevated):

high
high forehead
100 feet high and 10 feet wide
a high jump
to do a high dive

2. high (above average):

high
high technology, opinion, quality
high hopes
high explosives
high color
high caliber
to be full of high praise for sb/sth

3. high MED:

high
high fever

4. high (important, eminent):

high priest
high treason, rank
to be high and mighty pegg

5. high (noble):

high ideals, character

6. high (intoxicated by drugs):

high
to be (as) high as a kite

7. high (euphoric):

to be high

8. high (of high frequency, shrill):

high

locuzioni:

a high drama
the high summer
to leave sb high and dry
planter qn colloq
sb's stock is high
to be high time to +infin

II. high [haɪ] AVV

high a. fig:

high

locuzioni:

to search for sth high and low

III. high [haɪ] SOST

1. high (high(est) point/level/amount):

high
an all-time high
des hauts mpl et des bas mpl
to reach a high

2. high (euphoria caused by drugs):

to be on a high

3. high (heaven):

from on high

senior high (school) SOST

senior high (school)

knee-high SOST

to be knee-high to a grasshopper scherz, iron colloq

I. sky-high AGG (extremely high)

sky-high

II. sky-high AVV

sky-high
to go sky-high prices

high-powered AGG

high-powered

high society SOST

high society

high-tech AGG

high-tech
high-tech inv

high-tension AGG

high-tension cable:

high-tension

high-spirited AGG

1. high-spirited (cheerful, lively):

2. high-spirited (fiery):

high tension SOST

high tension

Glossario «Intégration et égalité des chances» OFAJ

Glossario della tecnica del freddo GEA

High Tech

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This target of 191 is above par in my opinion.
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A teletext review voiced the opinion that the plot lacked depth, and that it wasn't a great theatrical performance.
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Of authors who express an opinion, most of them, such as or, imply that they expect (or at least hope) that it is true.
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All these medical growers are secretly against total legalization, and they plant anti-pot arguments to sway opinion against legalization.
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The second opinion, which seems to have been the most popular one with the ancient writers, arose without doubt from a false etymology.
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