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higher [ˈhʌɪə] ADJ

1. higher compar of high

2. higher atrib mammals/organs:

higher

I. high <higher highest> [americ haɪ, Brit hʌɪ] ADJ

1.1. high building/wall/mountain:

1.2. high:

high window/balcony/ledge
high plateau

1.3. high (in status):

high office/rank/officials

1.4. high (morally, ethically):

high ideals/principles/aims

1.5. high (in pitch):

high voice
high note

2.1. high (considerable, greater than usual):

high number/score/salary/interest rate
high pressure/voltage/current
high speed/velocity
high wind
high temperature/fever
to be high in sth

2.2. high (good, favorable):

tener a alguien en gran or en mucha estima

2.3. high JOGOS:

high card/throw

3.1. high LIT, TEATR:

3.2. high (climactic):

4.1. high (happy, excited):

4.2. high (intoxicated):

high coloq
high coloq
colocado Esp coloq

5. high (of time, period):

6. high:

high game
high meat

II. high <higher highest> [americ haɪ, Brit hʌɪ] ADV

1.1. high fly:

they built ever higher
to run high river:
to run high sea:
to run high feelings:
dejar a alguien en la estacada
dejar a alguien tirado coloq

1.2. high (in status):

to aim high marksman:
to aim high ambitious person:

1.3. high (in pitch):

high sing

2.1. high (in amount, degree):

2.2. high (in cards):

III. high [americ haɪ, Brit hʌɪ] SUBST

1.1. high C (level):

1.2. high U:

2.1. high METEO C (anticyclone):

2.2. high METEO C (high temperature):

3. high C coloq:

viaje m coloq
colocón m Esp coloq
pasón m Méx coloq

4. high U (top gear) americ MOTOR:

5. high C (high school):

high coloq
cole m coloq (secundario)

Higher SUBST

Higher (in Scotland) → Higher Grade

Higher Grade SUBST (in Scotland)

Higher Grade

higher education SUBST U

higher education

higher mathematics SUBST U

higher learning SUBST U

higher learning

higher-up [americ ˈˌhaɪər ˈˌəp, Brit] SUBST coloq

the higher-ups
los de arriba coloq

higher court SUBST

higher court

Higher Grade SUBST (in Scotland)

Higher Grade

I. high <higher highest> [americ haɪ, Brit hʌɪ] ADJ

1.1. high building/wall/mountain:

1.2. high:

high window/balcony/ledge
high plateau

1.3. high (in status):

high office/rank/officials

1.4. high (morally, ethically):

high ideals/principles/aims

1.5. high (in pitch):

high voice
high note

2.1. high (considerable, greater than usual):

high number/score/salary/interest rate
high pressure/voltage/current
high speed/velocity
high wind
high temperature/fever
to be high in sth

2.2. high (good, favorable):

tener a alguien en gran or en mucha estima

2.3. high JOGOS:

high card/throw

3.1. high LIT, TEATR:

3.2. high (climactic):

4.1. high (happy, excited):

4.2. high (intoxicated):

high coloq
high coloq
colocado Esp coloq

5. high (of time, period):

6. high:

high game
high meat

II. high <higher highest> [americ haɪ, Brit hʌɪ] ADV

1.1. high fly:

they built ever higher
to run high river:
to run high sea:
to run high feelings:
dejar a alguien en la estacada
dejar a alguien tirado coloq

1.2. high (in status):

to aim high marksman:
to aim high ambitious person:

1.3. high (in pitch):

high sing

2.1. high (in amount, degree):

2.2. high (in cards):

III. high [americ haɪ, Brit hʌɪ] SUBST

1.1. high C (level):

1.2. high U:

2.1. high METEO C (anticyclone):

2.2. high METEO C (high temperature):

3. high C coloq:

viaje m coloq
colocón m Esp coloq
pasón m Méx coloq

4. high U (top gear) americ MOTOR:

5. high C (high school):

high coloq
cole m coloq (secundario)

high- [americ haɪ, Brit hʌɪ] PREFIX

high-speed film

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higher-up [ˈhaɪərʌp, americ ˈhaɪɚ-] SUBST coloq

higher-up

higher education SUBST sem pl

higher education

Higher Grade

Higher Grade

I. high [haɪ] ADJ

1. high (elevated):

2. high (above average):

to have high hopes (for sb/sth)
to have high praise (for sb/sth)

3. high (important, eminent):

to have sth on the highest authority a. irón

4. high (under influence of drugs):

5. high (of high frequency, shrill):

high voice

6. high MODA:

7. high (beginning to go bad):

high food

Expressões:

II. high [haɪ] ADV

1. high (at or to a great point or height):

2. high (rough or strong):

Expressões:

III. high [haɪ] SUBST

1. high (high(est) point):

2. high coloq (trip):

3. high (heaven):

high-fibre Brit, high-fiber americ [ˌhaɪˈfaɪbəʳ, americ -bɚ] ADJ

high-tension ADJ

high water SUBST

high society SUBST sem pl

high-rise ADJ

high-pitched ADJ

1. high-pitched (sloping steeply):

2. high-pitched (sound):

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higher education SUBST

higher education

higher-up SUBST coloq

higher-up

I. high [haɪ] ADJ

1. high (elevated):

2. high (above average):

to have high hopes (for sb/sth)
to have high praise (for sb/sth)

3. high (important, eminent):

4. high (under influence of drugs):

5. high (of high frequency, shrill):

high voice

6. high MODA:

7. high (at peak, maximum):

Expressões:

II. high [haɪ] ADV

1. high (at or to a great point or height):

2. high (rough or strong):

Expressões:

III. high [haɪ] SUBST

1. high (high(est) point):

2. high calão (from drugs):

3. high (heaven):

I. sky-high [ˌskaɪ·ˈhaɪ] ADV a. fig

to go sky-high prices

II. sky-high [ˌskaɪ·ˈhaɪ] ADJ

sky-high prices:

high-flown ADJ

high-class ADJ

high-performance ADJ a. AUTOMOB

high-resolution ADJ comput

high-resolution image, screen, shot

high-tops SUBST pl

high tide SUBST

1. high tide (of ocean):

2. high tide fig (most successful point):

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Initially, he joined the survey department as he had acquired proficiency in higher mathematics but changed over to general administration to become a deputy collector in 1838.
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Computers do mathematics, higher mathematics even.
singularityhub.com
Sorry, but the real world is full of fractions, and you can't possibly master algebra and higher mathematics without fully understanding them.
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He claims to be able to establish more accurate modern physics and chemistry without using higher mathematics by using some elementary number theory.
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Yet its purpose is to frame algebraic formulas that represent higher mathematics (e.g. differential equations are algebraic formulas, in which some of their variables are rates).
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