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                 RANK/STATUS 等级;地位> 6 (usually before noun 通常用 于名词前near the top in rank or status上层的;地位麁 的She has hdd high oj^ce under three prime ministers. 她曾在三任首相手下任过要职。◊ffehas_/Hendsm/iig/i pZaces (= among people of power and influence)他有 位高权重的朋友。EQ2LOW

                 VALUABLE 有价值 7 of great value 价事髙的to play for high stakes 豪雇◊ My highest card is ten•我最大的牌

是十。

                 IDEALS/PRINCIPLES 理想;准即1 8 (usually before noun 通 常用于名词前morally good高尚的;崇高的a memo/ Wgh fdeak/princip如有崇高理想/道德准则的人

                 APPROVING 赞同 9 (usually before noun 通常用于名词前)

showing a lot of approval or respect for sb 十分赞同 的;非常尊敬的:S/ie is hdd m very high regard by her coHeagues.她很受同事们的敬重◊ Vou seem to have a high opinion o/yourse}7你似乎自我评价很高嘛            EEQ

LOW

                 SOUND 声音 10 at the upper end of the range of sounds that humans can hear; not deep or low 高音的She has a high voice她嗓去很尖。,◊ 77mt note is de/initefy too high/or me那个音对莪来说绝对太高了。 H33 low

                 OF PERIOD OF TIME 时;段 11 [only before noun] used to describe the middle or the most attractive part of a period of time 中间的;全盛的high noon 正午◊ high summer盛夏

                 FOOD 食物 12 (of meat, cheese, etc.肉、奶酷等)begin­ning to go bad and having a strong smell 开始姜质的;

开始发馊的

                 ON ALC0H0L/DRUGS 喝酒;吸毒 13 [not before noun] ~ (on sth) (/n/omjfl/) behaving in an excited way because of the effects of alcohol or drugs 有醉意;表现兴奋

                  PHONETICS 语音学 14       语音j = close2 (16) _see also height IT»T71 be/get on your high 'horse {informal) to behave in a way that shows you think you are better than other people趾高气扬;自命不凡;备以 了不起 have a _higli olirtime (oW-/fls/7/ono//Vj/o/TTifl/) to enjoy yourself very much 玩得很弁心 high and ’dry 1 (of a boat, etc.』小沾等in a position out of the water 高出水面;_77ieir yacht was high and dry on a sandbemfc.也们的帆船搁浅在沙丘上了2 in a difficult situationwithout help or money 处境艰难;无依无靠; 身无分'文 high and ’mighty (/>7/ormfl behaving as though you think you are more important than other people趾高气扬;神气活现;自高自大high as a'kite {informal) behaving in a very excited way because of being strongly affected by alcohol or drugs (因酗酒 或吸毒异常兴奋,神魂恍惚11»1_^1|€111«^6011(£^- fashioned, forma!) in an angry or offended mood, and showing other people that you are angry 愤然;■怒冲 冲ffe stomped out / the room in high dudgeon. ■{也

怒地瞪瞪走出了屋子。smell, stinketc* .to high heaven {informal) 1 to have a strong unpleasant smell发出古闻气味;难闻透顶2 to seem to be very dishonest or morally unacceptable 很不诚实;.不道 _ —more at hell, moral adj., order n., profile n., time n.

noun

                 LEVEU/NUMBER 水平;数量 1 the highest level or number 最高水平;最矢氣量:Prq/iits reached an aH-timehighkistyear.去年的利润空前地高。

                 WEATHER 3^^, 2 an area of high air pressure; an anti- cyclone 高气压区;反气旋A Aigh over southern Europe is bringing/ine, sunny weather to aH parts•欧洲 南部上空的高气压正给各地带来阳光灿烂的好天气。

3 the highest temperature reached during a particular day, week, etc.(某天、某星期等的最高气温Highs today wiH be in the region /25°C..今天的最髙气温将为 25摄氏度左右。

                 FROM DRUGS 毒品弓| 4 (/zi/omifl/) the feeling of extreme pleasure and excitement that sb gets after taking some types of drugs (毒品引致的快感The hig/U5tecf aH night.那种快感持续了一整夜。

FROM SUCCESS/ENjOYMENT 来自成功 / 乐趣 5 (//7/omjfl/) the feeling of extreme pleasure and excitement that sb gets from doing sth enjoyable or being successful at sth 极大欢乐;极度髙兴;穿:不可支He was on a rea high a_/iter winning the competition.他贏了那场比赛后高兴极

the highs ancHows / her acting career 她的演员

生涯的大起大落

                 SCHOOL 学校 6 used in the name of a high school (用 于中学校名):He graduated /irom Little Rocfc Hig/i h 1982.1982年毕业于小石城中学。

mini on • high 1 (forma/) in a high place 在高处We ■gazed down into the vaHey om on /lig/i..我们从髙处向

..下眺望山谷。2 (/jwmoraws) the people in senior positions in an organization 高层人员An order came down from on high that lunchbreaks were to be half an hour and no ionger.上头指示说午餐休息时间不得超过半 小时。3 in heaven 在天上:77ie disaster was seen as a judgementom on high.这场灾难被视作上天的惩罚。

adv. (high-er, high-est)

                 FAR FROM GROUND/BOTTOM 远离地面 / 底部 *1 at or to a position or level that is a long way up from the ground or from the bottom 在高处;向高办;高:An eag/e cirded high overhead•—只鹰在头顶上空盘旋。◊ J can’t jump any higher.我没法跳得更髙了◊ She never got very high in t/ie company.她在公司里从未坐到很高的位 置◊ His desfc was piled high with papers.他的桌子上 摞着高高的一堆文件◊ She’s aiming high (= hoping to be very successful) in her exams她期望考出优异绩。

                 VALUE/AMOUNT 价值;数量 2 at or to a large cost, value or amount (成本、价值 > 高;(数量大:Prices are expected to rise even higher this year.预计今年的价格将 涨得更高。

                 SOUND #音 3 at a high pitch(3)音调高:I can’t sing that high.我唱不了那么髙的调子。EH3 low

ITTO1 ,high and 1 low everywhere 到处;各地:fve searched high amHow/or my purse.我到处找我的钱包。 run 'high (especially of feeiings 尤指情绪to be strong and angry or excited 激愤;激昂■FeeHngs ran high as the election approached, g&近,大家情绪都很激动。 —more at FLY V” HEAD n.,RIDE V.

WHCH WORD?词语辨析 high ♦ tall

                  High is used to talk about the measurement from the bottom to the top of something. *: high 用以指从 底部到顶部的高度/s ove/7/Ve metres /7/gh:这围栏有五米多髙◊ We has c//>r?ba/ some /

e vvor/cTs/ghesf        他攀登过几座.世界最

高峰You also use high to describe the distance of something from the ground.亦可用 high 表示离地面 的距离How high was the plane when the engine //«/?发动机出故障时飞机离地面多高?

                  Tall is used instead of high to talk about people•指 人用 tall不用 high: My brother's much taller than me.我哥比義高多 . Ta丨丨 is also used for things that are high and narrow such as trees. * tall 亦可指 高而窄的事物,如树木•: She ordered cold beer in a ffl//g/flSS.她叫了一杯高玻璃杯装的冰镇啤酒to// /fletory c/j/mneys 2d■的高烟囱 Buildings can be high or tall.建筑物用hightall均可。

,high and 'tight /7wn (L/S) a military hairstyle in which the sides of the head are shaved and the top is cut very short (—种只留头顶寸发的)军人发型 high-ball /'haiboil/ noun, verb {NAm£)

noun a strong alcoholic drink, such as whisky or gin, mixed with fizzy water (= with bubbles) or ginger ale, etc. and served with ice开波酒冰威士忌苏打(用烈 酒掺入汽水等加冰)

verb {informal) 1 [V +adv./prep.] to go somewhere very quickly 高速行进:TTi^y highbaHed out / town.他们: 知匆地出 了城2 [VN] to deliberately make an estimate of the cost, value, etc. of sth that is too high 故意高 估的价值成本等):He thought she was highballing her salary requirements.

求过高。EEH LOWBALL

'high beams noun [pi.] [NAm^) the lights on a car when they are pointing a long way ahead, not down at the road (汽车的)远光灯