| Główne tłumaczenia |
| high adj | (in height) | wysoki przym. |
| | That wall is eight feet high. |
| | Ta ściana jest wysoka na osiem stóp. |
| high adj | (tall) | wysoki przym. |
| | It is a high wall. |
| | To jest wysoka ściana. |
| high adj | (volume: loud) | głośny przym. |
| | The music is too high. Turn it down! |
| | Muzyka jest zbyt głośna. Przycisz ją! |
| high adj | figurative, informal (intoxicated by drugs) (slang) | na haju przyim. + m |
| | Joe's behaviour is so weird; I think he might be high. |
| high n | (setting: maximum) | maksimum n |
| | (potoczny) | maks m |
| | Put the heat on high so we can warm up faster. |
| high on [sth] adj + prep | figurative, informal (intoxicated by a drug) (slang) | na haju od czegoś wyr. |
| | Danny was high on marijuana at the time and didn't notice anything. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| high adj | (quality: good) | wysoki przym. |
| | CDs have very high quality recordings. |
| high adj | (quantity: lots) | wysoki przym. |
| | The number of rats in this city is very high. |
| high adj | (price: expensive) | wysoki przym. |
| | The price is too high, don't you think? |
| high adj | (lofty) | wysoki przym. |
| | He has high goals for his dictionary project. |
| high adj | (important) | wysokiego szczebla przym. + m |
| | | wysokiej rangi przym. + ż |
| | People usually did what the high official wanted. |
| high adj | (wind: strong) | silny przym. |
| | The high winds blew over the tent. |
| high adj | (fever: elevated) | wysoki przym. |
| | Her fever was high - over a hundred and three degrees Fahrenheit. |
| high adj | (sports: over) | wysoki przym. |
| | The kick was high and went over the goal. |
| high adj | (advanced) | wysoki przym. |
| | He communicated easily because of his high level of Spanish. |
| high adj | (music: above desired pitch) | wysoki przym. |
| | That piano is high; you should have it tuned. |
| high adj | (principal) | wysoki przym. |
| | He was the High Commissioner of Jamaica. |
| high adj | (grave, serious) | wielki przym. |
| | The traitor was convicted of high treason. |
| high adj | (extravagant) | światowy przym. |
| | | na wysokim poziomie wyr. |
| | After winning the lottery, they lived the high life till they ran out of money. |
| high adj | UK, informal (intoxicated) | na haju przyim. + m |
| | This music makes me feel really high. |
| high adj | (remote) | odległy przym. |
| | I often used to walk on the high plains. |
| high adj | (of extreme opinions) | ortodoksyjny przym. |
| | | radykalny przym. |
| Uwaga: This sense often refers to religious views. |
| | We suspect the vicar of having high church leanings. |
| high adj | (automotive: performance) | wysoki przym. |
| | This is a really high performance car. |
| high adj | (gear ratio) | wysoki przym. |
| | Many sports cars are geared high to make them faster. |
| high adj | (cards) | wysoki przym. |
| | When we play, ace is high. |
| high adj | (level: elevated) | wysoki przym. |
| | Kevin's chess-playing skills reached a high level. |
| high adv | (at a high level) | wysoko przys. |
| | They hiked high in the mountains. |
| high adv | (with a high rank) | wysoko przys. |
| | He rose high in the ranks of the army. |
| high adv | (at a high price) | drogo przys. |
| | Unfortunately, she bought high, and then the stock went down. |
| high adv | (to a high degree) | wysoko przys. |
| | | znacznie przys. |
| | | wzrastać ndk. |
| | Her fever ran high for three days before she recovered. |