English to Polish Meaning of high - wysoki


High :
wysoki

wysoki, podniesiony, antenowy, wzniosły, Bluffy, urwisko, dostatni, szlachetny, silny, wyniosły, arogancki, zły, wspaniały, wielki, wybitny, znakomity, sierpień, dziki, drastyczny, szerzący się, intensywny, wściekły, arystokratyczny, patrycjusz, wysoko urodzony, niebieski, bogaty, owocowy, żywiołowy, zamożny, starożytny, stary, archaiczny, prymitywny, czcigodny, powyżej, górny, lepszy, koniec, nad głową, mistrzowski, apodyktyczny, dumny, ładny, fantastyczny, doskonały, ważny, znaczący, poważny, w górę, wysokim umieszczona, elegancki, pełny, spełniony, kompletny, idealny, zaawansowane, prowadzący, naprzód, przed siebie, panujący, rosnąco, dominujący, mocny, długie, duży, ostry, nadmuchany, nadęty, wypukły, spuchnięty, cenny, rozdzierający, żywy, namiętny, głęboki, ciężki, gruby, niewygodny, masywny, kosztowny, drogi, droga zakupionych, wielkie znaczenie, głośny, jaskrawy, uciążliwy, korzystny, przyjazny, szczęśliwy, pomyślny, targi, zachwycony, zatankowany, pijany, konserwowy, ululany

wysoki, wysoko, powyżej, koniec, na, nad głową, silnie, szczególnie, szybki, wprost, bogato, głośno, naprzód, niebo, Syjon, raj, powietrze, przestrzeń

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Definitions of high in English
Noun(1) a lofty level or position or degree(2) an air mass of higher than normal pressure(3) a state of sustained elation(4) a state of altered consciousness induced by alcohol or narcotics(5) a high place(6) a public secondary school usually including grades 9 through 12(7) a forward gear with a gear ratio that gives the greatest vehicle velocity for a given engine speed
Adjective(1) greater than normal in degree or intensity or amount(2) (literal meaning, sometimes used in combinations like `knee-high'(3) standing above others in quality or position(4) used of sounds and voices; high in pitch or frequency(5) happy and excited and energetic(6) (used of the smell of meat(7) slightly and pleasantly intoxicated from alcohol or a drug (especially marijuana
Adverb(1) at a great altitude(2) in or to a high position, amount, or degree(3) in a rich manner(4) far up toward the source
Examples of high in English
(1) It's the one thing that will keep you going when that mountain seems just too high to climb.(2) The firm says demand for industrial property from purchasers in the West Yorkshire area is high .(3) We have many women in high positions in the Church especially working in parishes.(4) I didn't get a hint of back-ache from the driving seat, or from pulling gear in and out of the high luggage area.(5) In the centre of the 10 km deep crater is a mountain almost as high as Mount Everest.(6) that cheese smells a little high(7) The fact that Britain's No 2 has a ferocious serve and a high opinion of his own abilities only makes matters worse.(8) This species ranged the high grasslands of western North America from Alaska to Mexico, while a lighter-built species (Arctodus pristinus) with smaller teeth inhabited the more heavily wooded Atlantic coastal region.(9) He had dark red hair and rather elven looking features - high cheekbones, sharp chin.(10) On the west side of the rock is a vertical wall about 8m high , covered in white and orange anemones.(11) Equally, the proportion undertaking further study is at a record high .(12) She grew up on the North Shore, and met Billy Davie when she was still in junior high .(13) Elsie was a petite woman with thick waves of dark hair and a high forehead.(14) The new Millennium wing at the National Gallery represents the marriage of high ideals and fine art.(15) he has a high position in the company(16) he was a man of high principles
Related Phrases of high
(1) high school ::
Liceum
(2) high heels ::
wysokie obcasy
(3) high performance ::
wysoka wydajność
(4) high blood pressure ::
wysokie ciśnienie krwi
(5) high-tech ::
wysoka technologia
(6) fly high ::
latać wysoko
(7) junior high school ::
Gimnazjum
Synonyms
Adjective
1. tall ::
wysoki
2. high-ranking ::
wysokiej rangi
3. high-minded ::
szlachetny
4. inflated ::
nadmuchany
5. strong ::
silny
6. luxurious ::
luksusowy
7. favorable ::
korzystny
8. high-pitched ::
wysokim tonie
9. intoxicated ::
odurzony
10. elevated in ::
podwyższony
11. in high spirits ::
w dobrym nastroju
12. gamy ::
Gamy
13. eminent ::
wybitny
14. mellow ::
łagodny
Adverb
15. at great height ::
na dużej wysokości
16. richly ::
bogato
Noun
20. high gear ::
najwyższy bieg
21. high school ::
Liceum
Antonyms
1. low ::
Niska
2. short ::
krótki
3. squat ::
kucać
Different Forms
high, higher, highers, highest, highs
Word Example from TV Shows
Did you know that Arthur's son
is a high school sci...?

Did you know that Arthur's son is a HIGH school sci...?

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 22

How high did you get?

How HIGH did you get?

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 8

I'll open the door and you'll get out,\Narms raised high with these boxes.

I'll open the door and you'll get out,
arms raised HIGH with these boxes.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 5

High. What, for our stuff?
That's what I was getting.

High. What, for our stuff? That's what I was getting.

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 9

For your information,
I also gave Leonard one hell of a high five.

For your information, I also gave Leonard one hell of a HIGH five.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 3

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