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101high — see God is high above, and the tsar is far away the mountains are high, and the emperor is far away the higher the monkey climbs the more he shows his tail …
102high up — adverb at a great altitude (Freq. 1) he climbed high on the ladder • Syn: ↑high …
103high — See tall. See tall, lofty, high …
104high — I adj Drunk, intoxicated on drugs. He was expelled for gettinghigh. 1960s II adj Drunk, intoxicated. I was so high I could only count 9 fingers on my hands. 1960s …
105High 5 — (5 wird gesprochen wie engl. 5 ) Hände aneinander klatschen ♦ Die Zuschauer erkennen den Hit auf Anhieb und geben sich gegenseitig High 5 …
106high — i. A height between 25,000 and 50,000 ft (7.5–15 km). ii. An area of high barometric pressure with its attendant system of anticyclonic winds. They circulate clockwise in the Northern Hemisphere and anticlockwise in the Southern Hemisphere …
107high-up — noun (C) BrE someone who has a high rank in an organization; higherup …
108high... — (engl.) hoch Highlight, high sein, Hightech …
109High... — (engl.) hoch Highlight, high sein, Hightech …
110high-up — noun an important or influential (and often overbearing) person • Syn: ↑very important person, ↑VIP, ↑dignitary, ↑panjandrum, ↑high muckamuck • Hypernyms: ↑important person, ↑influential person, ↑ …