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higher

UK
/ˈhaɪə/
US
/ˈhaɪɚ/
highadjective

higher

Comp.

higher
Comp.
highest
Super.
UK
/haɪ/
US
/haɪ/
Translations
hautSens physique : grande hauteur ou position élevée.
The high mountain peaks were covered in snow.
Les hauts sommets des montagnes étaient couverts de neige.
aiguPour un son, une note ou une fréquence.
The high notes in the song were difficult to sing.
Les notes aiguës de la chanson étaient difficiles à chanter.
élevéSens abstrait : degré, intensité ou quantité supérieurs à la normale.
The high temperature today is expected to reach 95 degrees.
La température élevée d’aujourd’hui devrait atteindre 35 degrés.
Additional translations
défoncéFamilier : sous l’effet de drogues ou d’alcool.
importantSens soutenu : de grande importance.
Definitions
Having a great or considerable extent upward; tall or elevated.
The high mountain peaks were covered in snow.
Greater than usual in amount, degree, or intensity.
The high temperature today is expected to reach 95 degrees.
Of great importance or significance.
The high priority tasks need to be completed first.
Intoxicated by drugs or alcohol.
He seemed high after the party last night.
Having a high pitch or frequency.
The high notes in the song were difficult to sing.
Synonyms
heightened
grand
towering
superior
elevated
tall
lofty
steep
sublime
exalted
Antonyms
low
highadverb

higher

UK
/haɪ/
US
/haɪ/
Translations
hautPour un degré, un niveau ou un rang élevé.
His reputation ranks high among his peers.
Sa réputation se classe haut parmi ses pairs.
hautPour une position ou une altitude élevée.
The kite was flying high above the trees.
Le cerf-volant volait haut au-dessus des arbres.
Definitions
At or to a great height or altitude.
The kite was flying high above the trees.
To a great degree or level; intensely or markedly.
His reputation ranks high among his peers.
Synonyms
far above
way up
highly
on high
upward
upwards
up
aloft
highnoun
Definitions
A high point or level, especially in terms of achievement or success.
Reaching the finals was the high of his career.
A state of euphoria or exhilaration, often induced by drugs or alcohol.
He felt a sudden high after the adrenaline rush from the roller coaster.
A high-pressure weather system.
The high brought clear skies and warm temperatures to the region.
The highest temperature recorded or forecast for a given period.
Today's high is expected to reach 95 degrees Fahrenheit.
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