high

　 基本詞匯 　
英 [ha?] 　 　 美 [ha?] 　 　
  • adj. 高的；高尚的；高級的；高度的；全盛的
  • adv. 高；奢侈地；音調高
  • n. 高水平；高氣壓；（麻醉品帶來(lái)的）快感
highly higher highest
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high的英文翻譯是什么意思，詞典釋義與在線(xiàn)翻譯：

詳盡釋義

adj. (形容詞)
  1. 高的，很高的，海拔很高的，有某高度的
  2. 高尚的，崇高的
  3. 高級的
  4. 重要的
  5. 昂貴的
  6. 高音調的
  7. 成熟的
  8. 高速的
  9. 正盛的，全盛的
  10. 開(kāi)始變質(zhì)的
  11. 價(jià)值高的
  12. 被麻醉品麻醉了的
  13. 超乎尋常的
adv. (副詞)
  1. 高，向高處，在高處，高高地，在高的地位
  2. 奢侈地
  3. 強烈地
  4. 高聲地，音調高，高音調地
  5. 顯赫地
  6. 大
  7. 到處，各地
  8. （尤指情緒）高度地
  9. 高價(jià)地
  10. 劇
  11. 痛快地
n. (名詞)
  1. 高峰
  2. 最高水平，高水準
  3. <俚>由麻醉品等引起的快感
  4. 高處
  5. 最大數量
  6. 【氣】高氣壓區，高壓
  7. 反氣旋
  8. 最高氣溫
  9. 極大歡樂(lè )，極度高興，樂(lè )不可支
  10. 高層人員
  11. 天空，天上
v. (動(dòng)詞)
  1. 提升，提高，（使）變高

雙解釋義

adj. (形容詞)
  1. 高的; 高度的 (of things) extending far upwards, having a relatively big distance from the base to the top
  2. [A]高級的,重要的 ranking above others in importance or quality
  3. 極度的,強烈的; 價(jià)值高的,數量大的; 奢侈的 extravagant, luxurious; above the normal, extreme, intense; of great value
  4. [A]高尚的 (of aims, idea, etc.) morally good, noble
  5. [A]全盛的 (of time) the mid-point or most important point of
  6. 高音調的,尖聲的 (of a sound) at or near the top of the musical scale, not deep or low
  7. [P]開(kāi)始變質(zhì) (of meat, etc.) beginning to go bad
adv. (副詞)
  1. 高,高高地; 音調高 at or to a high position or level; at or to a high pitch
  2. 在〔向〕高的地位 at a high or important level in society, in an organization, etc.
n. (名詞)
  1. [S](最)高紀錄,(最)高水平 high or highest level or number
  2. [S]興奮,快感 feeling of extreme pleasure or excitement caused by a drug

英英釋義

Noun:
  1. a lofty level or position or degree;

    "summer temperatures reached an all-time high"

  2. an air mass of higher than normal pressure;

    "the east coast benefits from a Bermuda high"

  3. a state of sustained elation;

    "I'm on a permanent high these days"

  4. a state of altered consciousness induced by alcohol or narcotics;

    "they took drugs to get a high on"

  5. a high place;

    "they stood on high and observed the countryside"
    "he doesn't like heights"

  6. a public secondary school usually including grades 9 through 12;

    "he goes to the neighborhood highschool"

  7. a forward gear with a gear ratio that gives the greatest vehicle velocity for a given engine speed

Adjective:
  1. greater than normal in degree or intensity or amount;

    "a high temperature"
    "a high price"
    "the high point of his career"
    "high risks"
    "has high hopes"
    "the river is high"
    "he has a high opinion of himself"

  2. (literal meaning) being at or having a relatively great or specific elevation or upward extension (sometimes used in combinations like `knee-high');

    "a high mountain"
    "high ceilings"
    "high buildings"
    "a high forehead"
    "a high incline"
    "a foot high"

  3. standing above others in quality or position;

    "people in high places"
    "the high priest"
    "eminent members of the community"

  4. used of sounds and voices; high in pitch or frequency

  5. happy and excited and energetic

  6. (used of the smell of meat) smelling spoiled or tainted

  7. slightly and pleasantly intoxicated from alcohol or a drug (especially marijuana)

Adverb:
  1. at a great altitude;

    "he climbed high on the ladder"

  2. in or to a high position, amount, or degree;

    "prices have gone up far too high"

  3. in a rich manner;

    "he lives high"

  4. far up toward the source;

    "he lives high up the river"

high的用法和樣例：

例句

用作形容詞 (adj.)
  1. He earned a high reputation for his learning.
    他在學(xué)識方面享有很高的聲譽(yù)。
  2. It's unsafe to sit the child in such a high chair.
    讓小孩坐在這么高的椅子上不安全。
  3. My grandma was a woman of high principles.
    我祖母是一位道德高尚的人。
  4. He is a high official in the government.
    他是政府的高級官員。
  5. This doctor received high praise from everyone.
    這位醫生受到所有人的高度贊揚。
  6. He likes swimming in high summer.
    他喜歡在盛夏游泳。
用作副詞 (adv.)
  1. The plane flew high above.
    飛機高高地在上空飛。
  2. He tested high in English, but low in Physics.
    他在英語(yǔ)測驗中考了高分，但在物理測驗中卻考出低分。
  3. We lived high off the hog for two whole weeks while we were on holiday.
    我們在度假期間過(guò)了整整兩周的奢侈生活。
  4. The bird sang high and clearly in the tree.
    鳥(niǎo)兒在樹(shù)上清脆地高歌。
用作名詞 (n.)
  1. Grain output reached a new high in the three years.
    谷物產(chǎn)量達到三年中最高水平。
  2. A high over southern Europe is bringing fine sunny weather to all parts.
    歐洲南部上空的反氣旋給各地區帶來(lái)了晴朗的好天氣。
  3. The high lasted all night.
    那種快感持續了一整夜。

常用短語(yǔ)

用作形容詞 (adj.)
high and mighty
    神氣活現 very cocky
high on
    因…麻醉的 corrupt sb with sth
hit the high spots
    先挑重要的、明顯的或好的事做 do only the important, obvious, or good things
用作副詞 (adv.)
high and dry
    孤立無(wú)援,處于困境 in a helpless situation
high and low
    到處 everywhere
用作名詞 (n.)
highs and lows
    最高和最低 the high or highest level or number and the lowest level
on high
    在天(堂)上 in heaven

詞匯搭配

用作形容詞 (adj.)
名詞+～ ～+名詞 副詞+～ ～+介詞
用作副詞 (adv.)
動(dòng)詞+～
用作名詞 (n.)
動(dòng)詞+～ 形容詞+～ 名詞+～ 介詞+～

經(jīng)典引文

  • The common size of the natives is somewhat under six inches high.

    出自： Swift

  • The granary..stood on stone staddles, high enough for persons to walk under.

    出自： T. Hardy

  • Her high heels tilted her nearly to tiptoe.

    出自： E. Welty

  • To calculate the height of..the highest building by pacing out its shadow on the ground.

    出自： J. G. Ballard

  • The house we lived in had big, high rooms.

    出自： A. Munro
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