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high

/haɪ/ adjective A1 (estimated)

1. elevated; tall

German	hoch
French	haut, chéper, faisandé
Portuguese	alto
Czech	vysoký
Italian	alto, elevato, acuto
Spanish	alto, elevado, sobreagudo
Dutch	hoog, wappie, skaffa
Swedish	hög, uppsatt, hög som ett hus
Latin	altus, arduus, celsus

2. slang: under the influence of drugs

German	high, dicht, berauscht
French	foncedé, défoncé, gelé
Portuguese	chapado, drogado, pedrado
Czech	sjetý
Italian	fatto, eccitato, su di giri
Spanish	drogado, colocado, marihuano
Dutch	high
Swedish	hög

3. of great or large quantity

German	hoch
French	élevé
Portuguese	alto, elevado
Czech	vysoký
Dutch	hoog
Swedish	hög

4. acoustics: of greater frequency

German	hoch, hell
Portuguese	alto
Czech	vysoký
Spanish	alto
Swedish	hög, ljus

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high

/haɪ/ adverb A1 (estimated)

1. in or at an elevated position

German	drauf, druff
French	haut
Portuguese	alto
Czech	vysoko
Italian	in alto
Spanish	alto

2. in or at a great value

Czech	vysoko

3. high, extremely

German	hoch
French	très
Czech	vysoce
Spanish	muy
Dutch	hoog
Swedish	mycket, högt

4. high, on high; from on high; from above

Latin	alte

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high

/haɪ/ noun · plural: highs A1 (estimated)

1. elevated place

Portuguese	elevado

2. maximum atmospheric temperature

Portuguese	máxima

3. period of euphoria

German	das High, hohe Stirn
French	l'olympe
Portuguese	o barato, a ribanceira, a riba
Italian	l'acuto
Spanish	el subidón, el colocón, endrogamiento

4. high

German	hoch
French	le haut
Portuguese	o alto
Czech	vysoký
Italian	alto
Spanish	el alto
Dutch	de alt

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