high-level in Irish
high-level in Irish is ardleibhéil — high-level means dealing with the broad picture rather than the details; general and summarised.
high-level in Irish
ardleibhéil
(computing, of a programming language) Consisting of relatively natural language-like commands and mathematical notations which, after compilation or interpretation, become a set of machine language instructions.
What does "high-level" mean?
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adjective Dealing with the broad picture rather than the details; general and summarised.
"Give me the high-level version first and we can dig into the numbers later."
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adjective Involving people of senior rank or great importance.
"High-level talks resumed in Vienna on Monday."
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adjective Of a high standard, quantity or intensity.
"He is still playing high-level rugby at thirty-eight."
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high-level in a sentence
- Give me the high-level version first and we can dig into the numbers later.
- It's only a high-level estimate at this stage.
- High-level talks resumed in Vienna on Monday.
- The leak came from a high-level source inside the ministry.
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What is "high-level" in Irish?
"high-level" in Irish is ardleibhéil. high-level means: Dealing with the broad picture rather than the details; general and summarised.
How do you use "high-level" in a sentence?
Example: "Give me the high-level version first and we can dig into the numbers later." In Irish, "high-level" is ardleibhéil.
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