high-rolling
1> ; , 

high-scaler
1> _. 

high-seasoned
1> ;   
_Ex:
high-seasoned dishes  

high-set
1> ,   
2> ,  ( )

high-souled
1> , 

high-sounding
1> 
2> , 
_Ex:
high-sounding words  
_Ex:
a high-sounding but barren title ,   
 

high-speed
1> _. ; 
2> 
_Ex:
high-speed camera  
3>  ( )

high-spirited
1> , 
2> , ; 
_Ex:
a high-spirited tomboy of a child , 
; -
3>   , 

high-stepper
1>    
2> _.      
3> _.    
4> _. ,     
5> ,   ;  

high-stepping
1>  ,   ( )
2> ;      ( )
3> _.    ;  

4> , 
_Ex:
a high-stepping town with a lot of fun for all  ,
      

high-stomached
1> , 
2> , 

high-strung
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
she is high-strung    

high-tasted
1>  ,    ( )

high-tech
1> _.  high-technology  
()   ;  
 ;   

high-technology
1>      
  ; 

high-tension
1> _. ,  

high-test
1>   ;   
2> 
3>   ( )

high-toned
1>  ( )
2>  _. ; ; 
_Ex:
this book is too high-toned for me     
""
3>  _. , 
4> ; ; 
5> _. _. ,  ; 
6> _. _. , 
_Ex:
he writes for a high-toned literary review  
  () - 

high-up
1> _. , , 
2> _.  
3> _. , 
_Ex:
high-up man  

high-voltage
1> _. ,  
2> , , ; 

high-waste
1>  (   . .)

high-water mark
1> _.   
2>  ;  
_Ex:
the high-water mark of English poetry  


high-wrought
1>  , , 
_Ex:
high-wrought passion  
2>  , 
_Ex:
high-wrought epistles  

high-yield
1> 

highball
1> _. _.  (     , 
  )
2>  ,     
3> _. _. _.  
4> _. _-. _.  " "; 


highbinder
1> _. _. -
2> _. _. ;  , 

highborn
1>  

highboy
1> _.    

highbred
1>  
2>  ( )
3>  
4> ,  (   . .)

highbrow
1> _. ,   , 
 , "", ""; 
2> _.    , 
3> _. ;   
_Ex:
highbrow literature   
4> ;    ; 
_Ex:
highbrow literary critics  

_Ex:
to be ineffably highbrow   

higher
1> compar  high
2> 
_Ex:
higher mathematics  
_Ex:
higher education  
_Ex:
the higher forms   ( )
3> _. _. ,  ( ,
)

higher-up
1> _. , , , 

highermost
1> _. superl  high

highest
1> superl  high

highfalutin
1> _. , 
_Ex:
to express the pures poetry without highfalutin 
    
2> _. , , 

highfaluting
1> _. , 
_Ex:
to express the pures poetry without highfaluting 
    
2> _. , , 

highhat
1> _. 
2> _.  , 
3> _. ,  
_Ex:
highhat manners (ways) , 
_Id:
to get the highhat ,  

highjack
1>  
2> ,  (-.  ),
     ; 
 
_Ex:
to highjack an airliner   
3>      (  . .);
 ()
_Ex:
to highjack goods from a truck    

highjacker
1>  ,  ,  
2> ,  (    . .)

highjacking
1> ,  ();  , 

_Ex:
highjacking of civil aircraft has become rather common 
    
2>  (   . .)

highland
1> ;  
2> _pl.  ;  
_Ex:
the Highlands   - 
3> 
4> (H.)  ;   
_Ex:
H. dress      


Highlander
1> 
2> (h.)  ;   
3>   

highlight
1>  _pl.  ;  ,  
( , )
2>  , 
_Ex:
the highlight of the performance  
; "" 
_Ex:
there were no highlights in the match     
 
_Id:
to be in (to hit) the highlight    
3>  
4>    ; ;  


highlighter
1>      

highly
1> , , , 
_Ex:
a highly amusing film   
_Ex:
a highly gifted poet   
_Ex:
a highly original opinion   
_Ex:
a highly coloured description  ; 
 
_Ex:
a highly polished surface   
_Ex:
highly polished boots    
_Ex:
to favour highly  ,  

_Ex:
to commend highly  
_Ex:
to season highly  ,  , 

_Ex:
to be highly pleased   
_Ex:
to be highly dangerous   
_Ex:
to feel oneself highly flattered   
() 
_Ex:
he is a highly respectable (esteemed) person   

2> 
_Ex:
a highly placed official ,  

_Ex:
a highly paid worker  
_Ex:
a highly developed culture  
_Ex:
a highly descended person  

_Ex:
he is highly connected      
3> , 
_Ex:
to speak highly of smb.  ()  
-.;  -.
_Ex:
to think too highly of oneself    ,
    , 

highly-strung
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
she is highly-strung    

highlystrung
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
she is highlystrung    

highmost
1> _. superl  high

highness
1> , 
_Ex:
the highness of the wall  
2> , 
_Ex:
the highness of his aims   
3>   (-.)
4> (H.)  ()
_Ex:
Your H.  

highroad
1>  ; , , 
_Ex:
belt (encircling) highroad  
_Ex:
King's highroad   
( )
_Ex:
community highroad _.   
_Ex:
P type highroad _. ,    
  
_Ex:
T type highroad _. ,   
  
_Ex:
divided highroad     
_Ex:
highroad engineering  ;  
_Ex:
highroad regulation    

_Ex:
highroad service  
2>  ;  
_Ex:
the highroad of India _. ()   
3> _. ,    
4>   ( -.);  
_Ex:
to be on the highroad to success     
5> _.  ( )
_Id:
to take (to) the highroad    , 

_Id:
highroads and byways   ;  
 
_Id:
he explored the highroads and byways of Germany  
   
_Id: 

highroller
1> , ; 
2>  

highrolling
1> ; , 

hight
1> . _p-p. _. , 
_Ex:
Childe Harold was he hight   -

hightail
1> _. 
2> _.     (. hightail it)
_Ex:
he hightailed it to the gate    ()
 

highty-tighty
1> , 
2> _. , 
3> , 
_Ex:
an inflated highty-tighty manner -

4> , 
_Ex:
very highty-tighty of me not to know that personage 
       
5> , 
6>  !,   !

highway
1>  ; , , 
_Ex:
belt (encircling) highway  
_Ex:
King's highway   
( )
_Ex:
community highway _.   
_Ex:
P type highway _. ,    
  
_Ex:
T type highway _. ,   
  
_Ex:
divided highway     
_Ex:
highway engineering  ;  
_Ex:
highway regulation    

_Ex:
highway service  
2>  ;  
_Ex:
the highway of India _. ()   
3> _. ,    
4>   ( -.);  
_Ex:
to be on the highway to success     
5> _.  ( )
_Id:
to take (to) the highway    , 

_Id:
highways and byways   ;  
 
_Id:
he explored the highways and byways of Germany  
   

Highway Code
1>   

highway spiral
1> _. 

highwayman
1>  (  )

hijack
1>  
2> ,  (-.  ),
     ; 
 
_Ex:
to hijack an airliner   
3>      (  . .);
 ()
_Ex:
to hijack goods from a truck    

hijacker
1>  ,  ,  
2> ,  (    . .)

hijacking
1> ,  ();  , 

_Ex:
hijacking of civil aircraft has become rather common 
    
2>  (   . .)

hijinks
1> ,  

hijrah
1> (H.)  (     )
_Ex:
(H.) ,  
2> , ; 

hike
1> _.  ,    
2> _. _.    
3> _. , ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
a hike in wages, a wage hike   
4> _. ,  ; 
_Ex:
to hike about the country  () 

_Ex:
we hiked it there    
_Ex:
we had to hike back to the highway   ()
  
5> _. 
6> _. _.    
7> _. (. hike up) , ; ,

_Ex:
hike up your pants  
_Ex:
her skirt hiked up in (at) the back     
8> _.   (,   . .)

hike off
1> _. 

hike out
1> _. 

hiker
1> -

hiking
1>  ,  
2> ,  

hila
1> _pl.  hilum

hilarious
1> , 
_Ex:
a hilarious celebration  
2> , 
_Ex:
a hilarious joke  

hilarity
1> ,  ; 
_Ex:
his speech was received with high hilarity   
   

Hilary
1> _. ,      
 (   )
2> _.   ,   

Hilary term
1> _. ,      
 (   )
2> _.   ,   

hilding
1> _. ,  
2> _. , 

hili
1> _pl.  hilus

hill
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
sharp (steep) hill  ;  
_Ex:
landing hill   ( )
_Ex:
hill country  
_Ex:
a chain of hills  
_Ex:
the slope of a hill  
_Ex:
to go up the hill   
2> _. 
_Ex:
the slope of a hill  
3> , 
4> _-. , 
5> (the H.) _.   ( ; _. 
Capitol Hill);  
_Id:
hill of beans _. _. , " "; ,
 
_Id:
not to amount to a hill of beans   , 
 
_Id:
not to care a hill of beans  , ( )
 , ""
_Id:
up hill and down dale  ,  ; ; 
 
_Id:
to be over the hill   ,  
 ;  ,    
. .
_Id:
he's over the hill as a professional athlete 
-     
_Id:
to go over the hill _.   ;
_. 
_Id:
to take hill _. _. ;   

_Id:
as old as the hills   
6>  
7> _-. 
_Ex:
to hill potatoes   (. hill up)

hill holder
1> _. ,     
  (  )

hill-digger
1>  ,   . .

hill-drop planter
1>  

hill-farming
1> _-.   ,  

hill-fort
1>      

hill-fox
1> _.   (Vulpes himalaicus)

hill-man, hillman
1>     , 
2> , , 
3> ;   

hill-people
1> _.     , 
2> _.   

hill-spacing
1> _-.    ( )

hillbilly
1> _. _. ,  (.    
 )
2> _. _. 
_Ex:
hillbilly songs   (.   
 )
_Ex:
hillbilly band  ;  
 (      
 )

hilled
1> 
_Ex:
hilled country  

hiller
1> _-. ;      

hillet
1> _. ; ; 

hillfolk
1> _.     , 
2> _.   

hilliness
1> 

hilling
1> _-. 

hilling attachment
1> _-. ;      

hillo
1> _. , !

hillock
1> ; ; 
2> _.   ;  

hillocky
1> ; ;   , ,


hillside
1> ,    

hilltop
1>    

hilly
1> 
_Ex:
hilly country  

