high in Latin
high in Latin is altus, arduus, celsus — high means extending a long way upward; tall or elevated.
high in Latin
altus
arduus
celsus
What does "high" mean?
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adj Extending a long way upward; tall or elevated.
"They built a high fence around the garden."
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adj Ranking above others in importance, status, or quality.
"She holds a high position in the company."
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adj Large in amount, degree, or intensity.
"The recipe calls for a high oven temperature."
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adj Cheerful and excited, or, informally, under the influence of a drug.
"The whole team was riding high after the win."
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high in a sentence
- They built a high fence around the garden.
- The plane climbed to a high altitude.
- She holds a high position in the company.
- He has high standards for his own work.
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What is "high" in Latin?
"high" in Latin is altus, arduus, celsus. high means: Extending a long way upward; tall or elevated.
How do you use "high" in a sentence?
Example: "They built a high fence around the garden." In Latin, "high" is altus, arduus, celsus.
Are there other ways to say "high" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "high": altus, arduus, celsus.
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