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High
wysoki

I. high [haɪ] ADJ

1. high (tall):

high
high altitude
knee/ankle-high
knee/ankle-high altitude
knee/ankle-high dive

2. high (above average):

high
high hopes, achievement
high opinion, reputation
high principles
high wind

3. high MILITAR:

high calibre
high rank

4. high (doped):

high

5. high fig (euphoric):

high

6. high (not low):

high

7. high (not fresh):

high

Expressões:

to leave sb high and dry
zostawiać [perf zostawić] kogoś na lodzie
to stink [or smell] to high heaven
to have a high old time coloq

II. high [haɪ] ADV

high
to run high of tide, sea
osiągać [perf osiągnąć] wysoki poziom
to run high of passions

Expressões:

to live high on [or off] the hog
to search [or look] for sth high and low

III. high [haɪ] SUBST

1. high (highest point):

high
an all-time [or a record] high

2. high (euphoria):

wzloty mpl i upadki mpl
to be on a high
to be on a high fig

3. high (heaven):

on high
Entrada OpenDict

high ADJ

high

high beam SUBST usu pl AM

high beam

high-class ADJ

high-class

High Court SUBST Brit

High Court

high density ADJ COMPUT

high density

high fidelity ADJ

high-flown ADJ

high-flown

high-handed ADJ

high-handed
high-handed
high-handed treatment, action

high heels SUBST pl

high heels

high jump SUBST

high jump DESP:

high jump

Expressões:

high-level ADJ

high-level

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Much subsequent criticism has concentrated on the absurdities of the film's high-flown melodrama, but understanding has sometimes been hampered by the difficulty of seeing the film in its complete version.
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And to our ears that sounds very, very esoteric and very high-flown.
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It is high-flown, heavily decorated and solemn, but its solemnity is thorough going, not a mere literary formality.
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My own reasons for thinking about him are less high-flown.
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Their rhythms were untutored, careening out of control in exhilarating ways; their lyrics came unadorned with poetry or high-flown sentiment.
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