Collocations with "high"

A large tax on imported goods, making them more expensive.

To have a fever, where body temperature is elevated.

Describes a large number in terms of casualties or damage.

an estimate that something is worth a large amount of money

Refers to a great speed.

a large quantity, often used for production, sales, or data

Refers to a large or profitable amount produced, common in finance and agriculture.

Indicates a significant level of effectiveness.

often used to describe activities or messages that are very effective or forceful.

A sound or musical note that is high.

a great skill or a fast learning speed

a very respected honor or praise

a large number of people killed or injured

A high degree of confidence.

Denotes a strong and respected level of believability.

Indicates a large number of people enrolled.

a fare that costs a lot of money

refers to a large numerical amount or price

Refers to a vehicle that has traveled a large total number of miles.

Refers to a high level or degree of potential.

Indicates a high degree of purity, often in a technical or chemical context (e.g., high-purity silver).

A reward of great value or importance.

Indicates a large amount of spending.

Refers to having a high rank or excellent reputation.

a high level at which something starts to happen or be felt

Used to describe a large amount of uncertainty, especially in American English.

very useful

Indicates a high level or degree of variability.

referring to a product with many advanced features and of high quality