| ADJ | high | higher | highest |
| NOUN | a high | highs |
| SYNO | eminent | gamey | gamy | ... |
ADJ positive | comparative | superlative
NOUN article.ind sg | pl
| high {adj} {adv} | hoch 1794 | |
| high {adj} | hohe 201 | |
| drugs high {adj} [coll.] [on drugs] | high [ugs.] [unter Rauschgifteinfluss] 29 | |
| high {adj} | hochgradig 24 | |
| gastr. high {adj} [slightly decomposed] | angegangen [Fleisch] [bes. ostmd.] 9 | |
| drugs high {adj} [sl.] | bekifft [ugs.] 8 | |
| high {adj} [revered] | verehrt 7 | |
| audio high {adj} | hell [Klangblende, Ton] 5 | |
| drugs high {adj} {adv} [coll.] [on drugs] | auf Droge [ugs.] [unter Rauschgifteinfluss] | |
| high {adj} [coll.] [on drugs] [pred.] | angeturnt [ugs.] [auf Drogen] | |
| high {adj} [e.g. chair, alp, altar, aristocracy, baroque, finance] | Hoch- [z. B. Stuhl, Alm, Altar, Adel, Barock, Finanz] | |
| gastr. high {adj} [venison] | mit Hautgout [nachgestellt] [Wildbret] | |
Substantive |
| meteo. high | Hoch {n} 154 | |
| high | Spitze {f} [fig.] [Höhepunkt, Höchststand] 94 | |
| high [coll.] | Rausch {m} [Drogenrausch] 28 | |
| high | Höchststand {m} 23 | |
| meteo. high | Hochdruckgebiet {n} 18 | |
| drugs high [sl.] | Drogenrausch {m} 18 | |
| drugs high [coll.] | Dröhnung {f} [ugs.] [Rausch] 13 | |
| high | Höhepunkt {m} 8 | |
| high | Höchstkurs {m} 6 | |
| high | höchster Punkt {m} | |
| high [esp. Am.] [coll.] [high school] | Highschool {f} | |
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| (high) alpine {adj} | hochalpin | |
| [several] metres high {adj} [Br.] | meterhohe [dekl.] [mehrere Meter hohe] | |
| [several] metres high {adj} [Br.] | meterhoch [mehrere Meter hoch] | |
| aimed high {past-p} | emporgestrebt | |
| aiming high {adj} {pres-p} [postpos.] | emporstrebend [fig.] [gesellschaftlich oder beruflich] | |
| ankle-high {adj} {adv} | knöchelhoch | |
| breast-high {adj} | brusthohe | |
| breast-high {adj} | brusthoch | |
| ceiling-high {adj} | raumhoch | |
| ceiling-high {adj} | raumhohe | |
| chest-high {adj} | brusthoch | |
| chest-high {adj} | brusthohe | |
| chin-high {adj} | kinnhoch | |
| extra high {adj} | besonders hoch | |
| extraordinarily high {adj} | außergewöhnlich hoch | |
| foot-high {adj} [literal] [about as high as a foot] | fußhoch | |
| head-high {adj} {adv} | mannshoch | |
| head-high {adj} | mannshohe | |
| high Arctic {adj} [also: high arctic] | hocharktisch | |
| relig. High Church {adj} | hochkirchlich | |
| high explosive {adj} <HE> | hochexplosiv | |
| high fashion {adj} | topmodisch | |
| high fibre {adj} [Br.] | ballaststoffreich | |
| ling. High German {adj} | hochdeutsch <hd.> | |
| geol. high glacial {adj} | hochglazial | |
| archi. High Gothic {adj} [French Gothic architecture] | hochgotisch | |
| med.spec. high grade {adj} | hochgradig <hgr.> | |
| med. high grade {adj} <G4> [stage 4 acc. to TNM classification of malignant tumours] [most of these tumors are inoperable] | niedrig differenziert <G4> [Grading (Angabe, wie differenziert das Tumorgewebe ist) nach TNM-Klassifikation; Tumore meistens inoperabel] | |
| hist. high medieval {adj} [also: High Medieval] | hochmittelalterlich | |
| chem.material high modulus {adj} | hochmodul | |
| bot.geogr. high montane {adj} | hochmontan | |
| high noble {adj} | hochedel | |
| high noon {adv} | genau um Mittag | |
| high percentage {adj} | hochprozentig | |
| high priced {adj} | teuer | |
| high principled {adj} | charakterfest | |
| journ. high profile {adj} | hoch gehandelt | |
| high quality {adj} | hochqualitativ | |
| artlit.mus. high romantic {adj} [period, style, repertoire, etc.] | hochromantisch | |
| high solids {adj} | feststoffreich | |
| high stakes {adj} [attr.] [also: high-stakes] | risikoreich | |
| high tech {adj} | hoch technologisch | |
| high up {adv} | weit oben | |
| high up {adv} | hoch droben [südd.] [österr.] [auch geh.] | |
| archi.artfurn. High Victorian {adj} | hochviktorianisch | |
| educ.sports high-achieving {adj} | leistungsstark | |
| high-alloyed {adj} | hochlegiert | |
| high-altitude {adj} [attr.] | hochgelegen [auch: hoch gelegen] | |
| chem. high-aluminous {adj} | tonerdereich | |
| comp. high-availability {adj} | hochverfügbar | |
| comp. high-available {adj} | hochverfügbar | |
| furn. high-backed {adj} | hochlehnig | |
| furn. high-backed {adj} | mit hoher Rückenlehne [nachgestellt] [hochlehnig] | |
| high-birthrate {adj} [attr.] | geburtenstark | |
| high-blown {adj} | hochmütig | |
| chem. high-boiling | hochsiedend | |
| high-born {adj} | hochwohlgeboren [veraltet] | |
| gastr.med. high-calorie {adj} | hochkalorisch | |
| FoodInd.gastr. high-calorie {adj} [attr.] | kalorienreich | |
| high-capacity {adj} [attr.] | von hoher Kapazität [nachgestellt] | |
| high-carat {adj} [attr.] | hochkarätig [Diamanten, Gold] | |
| FoodInd. high-carbohydrate {adj} [attr.] | kohlenhydratreich | |
| chem. high-carbon {adj} [attr.] | kohlenstoffreich | |
| mil. high-casualty {adj} [attr.] [e.g. battle] | verlustreich [z. B. Kampf] | |
| FoodInd.med. high-cholesterol {adj} [attr.] | cholesterinreich | |
| high-circulation {adj} [attr.] | auflagestark [selten] [auflagenstark] | |
| journ. high-circulation {adj} [attr.] | auflagenstark | |
| high-class {adj} | hochwertig | |
| high-class {adj} | niveauvoll | |
| high-class {adj} | hochklassig | |
| high-class {adj} | erstklassig | |
| high-class {adj} | von hoher Qualität [nachgestellt] | |
| tech. high-concentration {adj} [attr.] | hochkonzentriert | |
| electr. high-conductivity {adj} [attr.] | hochleitfähig | |
| tech. high-contrast {adj} | kontraststark | |
| high-contrast {adj} [attr.] | kontrastreich | |
| MedTech.photo. high-contrast {adj} [attr.] | Hochkontrast- | |
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Übersetzung für 'high' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- high {adj} {adv}
- hoch
- high {adj}
- hohe
hochgradig
hell [Klangblende, Ton]audio
- high {adj} [coll.] [on drugs]
- high [ugs.] [unter Rauschgifteinfluss]drugs
- high {adj} [slightly decomposed]
- angegangen [Fleisch] [bes. ostmd.]gastr.
- high {adj} [sl.]
- bekifft [ugs.]drugs
- high {adj} [revered]
- verehrt
- high {adj} {adv} [coll.] [on drugs]
- auf Droge [ugs.] [unter Rauschgifteinfluss]drugs
- high {adj} [coll.] [on drugs] [pred.]
- angeturnt [ugs.] [auf Drogen]
- high {adj} [e.g. chair, alp, altar, aristocracy, baroque, finance]
- Hoch- [z. B. Stuhl, Alm, Altar, Adel, Barock, Finanz]
- high {adj} [venison]
- mit Hautgout [nachgestellt] [Wildbret]gastr.
- high
- Hoch {n}meteo.
Spitze {f} [fig.] [Höhepunkt, Höchststand]
Höchststand {m}
Hochdruckgebiet {n}meteo.
Höhepunkt {m}
Höchstkurs {m}
höchster Punkt {m}
- high [coll.]
- Rausch {m} [Drogenrausch]
Dröhnung {f} [ugs.] [Rausch]drugs
- high [sl.]
- Drogenrausch {m}drugs
- high [esp. Am.] [coll.] [high school]
- Highschool {f}
- (high) alpine {adj}
- hochalpin
- [several] metres high {adj} [Br.]
- meterhohe [dekl.] [mehrere Meter hohe]
- [several] metres high {adj} [Br.]
- meterhoch [mehrere Meter hoch]
- aimed high {past-p}
- emporgestrebt
- aiming high {adj} {pres-p} [postpos.]
- emporstrebend [fig.] [gesellschaftlich oder beruflich]
- ankle-high {adj} {adv}
- knöchelhoch
- breast-high {adj}
- brusthohe
brusthoch
- ceiling-high {adj}
- raumhoch
raumhohe
- chest-high {adj}
- brusthoch
brusthohe
- chin-high {adj}
- kinnhoch
- extra high {adj}
- besonders hoch
- extraordinarily high {adj}
- außergewöhnlich hoch
- foot-high {adj} [literal] [about as high as a foot]
- fußhoch
- head-high {adj} {adv}
- mannshoch
- head-high {adj}
- mannshohe
- high Arctic {adj} [also: high arctic]
- hocharktisch
- High Church {adj}
- hochkirchlichrelig.
- high explosive {adj} <HE>
- hochexplosiv
- high fashion {adj}
- topmodisch
- high fibre {adj} [Br.]
- ballaststoffreich
- High German {adj}
- hochdeutsch <hd.>ling.
- high glacial {adj}
- hochglazialgeol.
- High Gothic {adj} [French Gothic architecture]
- hochgotischarchi.
- high grade {adj}
- hochgradig <hgr.>med.spec.
- high grade {adj} <G4> [stage 4 acc. to TNM classification of malignant tumours] [most of these tumors are inoperable]
- niedrig differenziert <G4> [Grading (Angabe, wie differenziert das Tumorgewebe ist) nach TNM-Klassifikation; Tumore meistens inoperabel]med.
- high medieval {adj} [also: High Medieval]
- hochmittelalterlichhist.
- high modulus {adj}
- hochmodulchem.material
- high montane {adj}
- hochmontanbot.geogr.
- high noble {adj}
- hochedel
- high noon {adv}
- genau um Mittag
- high percentage {adj}
- hochprozentig
- high priced {adj}
- teuer
- high principled {adj}
- charakterfest
- high profile {adj}
- hoch gehandeltjourn.
- high quality {adj}
- hochqualitativ
- high romantic {adj} [period, style, repertoire, etc.]
- hochromantischartlit.mus.
- high solids {adj}
- feststoffreich
- high stakes {adj} [attr.] [also: high-stakes]
- risikoreich
- high tech {adj}
- hoch technologisch
- high up {adv}
- weit oben
hoch droben [südd.] [österr.] [auch geh.]
- High Victorian {adj}
- hochviktorianischarchi.artfurn.
- high-achieving {adj}
- leistungsstarkeduc.sports
- high-alloyed {adj}
- hochlegiert
- high-altitude {adj} [attr.]
- hochgelegen [auch: hoch gelegen]
- high-aluminous {adj}
- tonerdereichchem.
- high-availability {adj}
- hochverfügbarcomp.
- high-available {adj}
- hochverfügbarcomp.
- high-backed {adj}
- hochlehnigfurn.
mit hoher Rückenlehne [nachgestellt] [hochlehnig]furn.
- high-birthrate {adj} [attr.]
- geburtenstark
- high-blown {adj}
- hochmütig
- high-boiling
- hochsiedendchem.
- high-born {adj}
- hochwohlgeboren [veraltet]
- high-calorie {adj}
- hochkalorischgastr.med.
- high-calorie {adj} [attr.]
- kalorienreichFoodInd.gastr.
- high-capacity {adj} [attr.]
- von hoher Kapazität [nachgestellt]
- high-carat {adj} [attr.]
- hochkarätig [Diamanten, Gold]
- high-carbohydrate {adj} [attr.]
- kohlenhydratreichFoodInd.
- high-carbon {adj} [attr.]
- kohlenstoffreichchem.
- high-casualty {adj} [attr.] [e.g. battle]
- verlustreich [z. B. Kampf]mil.
- high-cholesterol {adj} [attr.]
- cholesterinreichFoodInd.med.
- high-circulation {adj} [attr.]
- auflagestark [selten] [auflagenstark]
auflagenstarkjourn.
- high-class {adj}
- hochwertig
niveauvoll
hochklassig
erstklassig
von hoher Qualität [nachgestellt]
- high-concentration {adj} [attr.]
- hochkonzentrierttech.
- high-conductivity {adj} [attr.]
- hochleitfähigelectr.
- high-contrast {adj}
- kontraststarktech.
- high-contrast {adj} [attr.]
- kontrastreich
Hochkontrast-MedTech.photo.
- high = stoked [sl.] [with drugs]
- high [ugs.] = zonked [Am.] [sl.] [highly drugged]
- high [ugs.] [unter Rauschgifteinfluss] = high [coll.] [on drugs]
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- There are four high schools in the region: Atrisco Heritage High School, Cibola High School, Volcano Vista High School, and West Mesa High School.
- There are five high schools located in Simi Valley: Royal High School, Grace Brethren High School, Santa Susana High School, Simi Valley High School, and Apollo High School (a continuation school).
- Larchmont high school students are zoned to Margaret Long Wisdom High School (formerly Lee High) and may choose to attend Lamar High School or Westside High School.
- A high pitch becomes a raised high when it is not preceded by another high vowel and precedes an underlying word-final high.
- Western High School is one of 5 public high schools in Howard County: Kokomo High School, Northwestern High School, Eastern (Greentown) High School, and Taylor High School.
- Various Southern Oregon high schools are covered. However, games involving such high schools as North Medford High School, South Medford High School, Ashland High School, Crater High School and Cascade Christian High School are not broadcast on KTMT due to those schools' commitments with other radio stations.
- Worth Township is served by three public high school districts: Community High School District 218 (Dwight D. ...
- There are four public high schools in Gastonia: Ashbrook High School, Forestview High School, Hunter Huss High School, and Highland School of Technology.
- The Downcounty Consortium (DCC) is a group of five high schools in part of Montgomery County, Maryland, USA.
- The senior high schools of Uruma are operated by Okinawa Prefecture.
- The cascode arrangement offers high gain, high bandwidth, high slew rate, high stability, and high input impedance. As a two-transistor circuit, the parts count is very low.
- There are five high schools in the city: Gyeonggi Foreign Language High School, Uiwang High School, Baegun High School, Useong High School, and Morak High School.
- Laun later coached high school football at several high schools in the state of California, including Downey High School, Grace M. Davis High School and Fred C. Beyer High School.
- Alexandria has three public high schools: Bolton High School, Alexandria Senior High School, and Peabody Magnet High School.
- Riverton Parke Junior-Senior High School was created from the consolidation of former high schools in western and southern Parke County, Indiana, Rosedale High School, Mecca High School, Bridgeton High School, and Montezuma High School.
- The high school is fed by Bonnette Junior High, Deepwater Junior High, Deer Park Junior High, and Fairmont Junior High.
- The main hills in the parish are; Slieve Gallion Cairn, [...] high; Brackamore Hill, [...] high; Windy Castle, [...] high; Tirgan Rock, [...] high.
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