.high-'born
adj.
{old-fashioned or
formal) having parents who are
members of the highest social class 出身髙贵的
ECTl ARISTOCRATIC LOW-BORN
high-boy /'haiboi/
noun [NAm£) = tallboy high brow /'haibrau/ adj. (sometimes disapproving) concerned with or
interested in serious artistic or cultural ideas关于正统艺术(或文化)思想的;对正统
的艺术(或文化)感兴趣的B0CI intellectual: highbrow newspapers 格调高雅的报纸 ◊
highbrow readers 趣 味高雅的读者 Win lowbrow — compare middlebrow ■high chair now/? a special
chair with long legs and a little seat and table, for a small child to sit in
when eating髙脚椅(幼儿进食时坐的,带小饭桌)一picture O CHAIR
.High
'Church adj. connected with the part
of the Anglican Church that is most similar to the Roman Catholic Church in its
beliefs and practices 高派教会.的
<圣公会的一派,在信仰和礼仪方面与罗马天主教最相
似)
,high_'class 1 excellent; of good
quality 极好的; 高级的:a high-dass
restaurant —家高级餐厅◊ to stay i‘n
hig/i-dass accommodation 住在上好的住所 2 connected with a high
social class 上流 沾 ‘的: to come 介om a high-dass
background 出身于上层社会 EOQ
LOW-CLASS
.high
com'mand noun [usually sing.] the senior
leaders of the armed forces of a country (―国武装力量的)统
帅部,最髙指挥部
.high
com'mission noun 1 the office and the staff
of an embassy that represents the interests of one
Commonwealth country in another (英联邦国家相互派 驻的)高级专员公署2a group of people who
are working for a government or an international organization on an important
project (政府或国际组织的 ) 重大 项目工作组;特别事务公署:the United Atarions High
Commission}br Renees联合国难民事务高级专员公署
.High
Com'missioner noun 1 a person who is sent by
one Commonwealth country to live in another, to protect the interests of their
own country (英联邦国家 之间互派的)高级专员2 a person who is head of
an important international project 重大国际项.目负责人; 髙级专员:the United Nations High
Commissioner /or Renees联合国难民事务高级专员
.High Court
(also
.High Court
of Justice) noun \ a court in England and
Wales that deals with the most serious civil cases (= not criminal cases)高等法院(在
英格兰和威尔士审理最严重的民事案件)2 = Supreme Court
'high day noun (old-fashioned, Br£) the day of a religious
festival 宗教 lif 日 .high days and holidays
festivals and special occasions 节日和假日;节庆日
.high-definition
adj. [only before noun] (technical using or produced by a
system that gives very clear detailed images高清晰度的;高分辨率的:/1如1- de_/iinirion tdevision 嵩.清晰度电视机◊
high-de_/initio/i dismays高清晰度显像
.high-'end
adj. (
档的;高端的;价髙质优的
Higher
/'haia(r)/
noun (in Scotiand) an exam
in a particular subject at a higher level than Standard Grade. Highers are usually taken around the age of
17
to 18.(苏格兰)学生高级证书考试(应试年龄一般在17 至18岁)
high-er /'hai9(r)/
adj. [only before noun] at a more advanced
level; greater in rank or importance than others髙等级的;级别较高的;较重要的:The cose was referred to a
higher court.案件转到了上一级法院。◊ higher mathematics 0 My mind was on higher
things.我那时想着更重要的事。
.higher
animals, .higher 'plants nou/i [pi] {technical 7|t-i^) animals and
plants that have reached an advanced stage of development 高等动物,.髙等植物
(发展到髙等进化程度的动植物);
.higher
edu'cation noun [U] {abbr. HE) education and training
at college and university, especially to degree lever(尤指达到学位水平的)高等教育—— compare FURTHER EDUCATION
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.higher-1
up noun
(informal) a person who has a higher rank or wiio is
more senior than you 上级;上司;长官 .highest common factor noun [abbr. HCF) (mathematics ^0 the highest number that
can be divided exactly into two or more numbers 最大公约数 .high ex'plosive noun [C, U] a very powerful
substance that is used in bombs and can damage a veryJarge area 高爆炸药;烈性炸药
high-fa-lu-tin /.harfa'luitm/ adj. {informal) trying to be serious
or important, but in a way that often appears silly and unnecessary装模作样的;浮夸的;做作的
HTTl PRETENTIOUS
.high
fi'delity noun [u] [old-fashioned) = hi-fi ,high 'five noun [especially NAm£) an action to
celebrate victory or to express happiness in which two people raise one arm
each and hit their open hands together
相互髙举胳膊击掌(以示庆祝或高兴):Way to go/ High 月ve/好样的!祝贺!
,high-1 flown adj. {usually
disapproving) (of language and
ideas 语言和思金)very grand and
complicated 浮夸的; 故弄玄虚的;说大话的SE1 BOMBASTIC : MS styie just sounds absurd
today.他的浮夸风格
p今听起来真是荒谬。
,high-'flyer (also .high-'flier)
noun a person who has the
desire and the ability to be very successful in their job or their studies有抱负有能力6人;有能耐的人: academic /iigh-_/Iyers有学术抱负的人
■
high-'flying at// [only before noun] 1 very successful 十
分成功W: a high-/[ying career woman承业成功的职血
女性 2 that flies very high
in the air 在髙空飞行的 ,high-'grade adj. [usually
before
noun] of very good quality优质的;細级的:high-grade petro丨优质戌油 'high ground noun (usually the high ground) [sing.] the advantage in
a discussion or an argument, etc.(讨 论或争论中的)优势,有利条件:The government is claiming the high
ground in the education debate,
在教育辩论中处于有利地位。IM see MORAL ,high-'handed adj. (of
people or their behaviour AM 行为)using authority in an
unreasonable way, without considering the opinions of other people 专 _
的;髙压 的 HT1
OVERBEARING
high-hat noun = HI-HAT
.high
'heels noun [pi.] shoes that have
very high heels, usually worn by women (女)高跟鞋► ,high-_heeled adj. [only before noun] : high-heeled, shoes/boots 鞋/靴
.high
'jinks (NAmE also hi-jinks) noun [pi.] (old-fashioned,
lively
and excited behaviour 狂欢作乐.;喧闹
BZQfun
the
'high jump noun [sing.] a sporting event in which people
try to jump over a high bar that is gradually raised higher and higher 跳高:She won a silver medal
in
the high jump.她跳高 f辱 7
银牌。一picture o page R32 ITITOI be for the
'high jump (BrE, informal) to be going to be
severely punished 将ji到严房惩罚 'high kick noun a kick made with the
foot high in the air高踢腿;凌空踢腿 high-land /'hadand/ adj., noun
■
adj. [only before noun] 1 connected with an
area of land that has hills or mountains高地的;高原的;山区的:
higWand
regions 髙原地区 2 Highland connected with the Highlands of Scotland 苏格兰高地的 _
compare lowland adj.
■
noun 1 [C, usually pi.] an
area of land with hills or mountains 高地;篙® 2 the
.Highland 'cattle noun [pi.] cows of a breed
with long rough hair and large horns. An individual animal is
a