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high-resolution monitor
Monitor mit hoher Auflösung

en el diccionario PONS

high-reso·lu·tion ˈmoni·tor SUST.

en el diccionario PONS
en el diccionario PONS

I. high [haɪ] ADJ.

1. high (altitude):

hoch <höher, am höchsten> pred.
hohe(r, s) atrbv.
high latitude GEOGR.

2. high (above average):

hohe(r, s) atrbv.
hoch <höher, am höchsten> pred.
[für jdn/etw] voll des Lobes sein
to pay a high price for sth also fig.
für etw acus. einen hohen Preis bezahlen a. fig.

3. high (of large numerical value):

high calibre [or ingl. am. caliber] gun
of the highest calibre [or ingl. am. caliber] fig.

4. high (important):

to have sth on the highest authority esp hum.
hochrangig <höherrangig, höchstrangig>

5. high (noble):

6. high pey. (arrogant):

7. high (intense):

8. high MED.:

9. high GASTR. (rich):

10. high (intoxicated, euphoric):

high coloq. a. fig.
to be [as] high as a kite coloq. (euphoric)

11. high (shrill):

to sing in a high key

12. high LING.:

13. high pred. (gone off):

to be high food
riechen <roch, gerochen>
to be high game

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

zum Himmel stinken argot fig.
sb's stock is high
jds Aktien stehen gut fig.
sb's stock is high

II. high [haɪ] ADV.

1. high (position):

hoch <höher, am höchsten>

2. high (amount):

hoch <höher, am höchsten>

3. high (intensity):

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

III. high [haɪ] SUST.

1. high (high point):

Höchststand m <-(e)s, -stände>

2. high METEO.:

Hoch nt <-s, -s>

3. high (exhilaration):

high sein argot

4. high (heaven):

im Himmel poét.
hum. fig. coloq. the orders came from on high

5. high AUTO.:

reso·lu·tion [ˌrezəˈlu:ʃən, ingl. am. -əˈlu:-] SUST.

1. resolution no pl elog. (determination):

2. resolution no pl form. (solving of):

Lösung f <-, -en>
resolution of crises

3. resolution POL. (proposal):

Beschluss m <-es, Be·schlụ̈s·se>
Resolution f <-, -en> elev.

4. resolution:

Entscheidung f <-, -en>
Vorsatz m <-(e)s, -sät·ze>
joint resolution ingl. am.

5. resolution no pl QUÍM., TÉC.:

Aufspaltung f <-, -en>

6. resolution no pl INFORM., FOTO, TV (picture quality):

Auflösung f <-, -en>

I. moni·tor [ˈmɒnɪtəʳ, ingl. am. ˈmɑ:nɪt̬ɚ] SUST.

1. monitor (screen):

Bildschirm m <-(e)s, -e>
Monitor m <-s, -to̱·ren>
colour monitor [or ingl. am. color]
Farbbildschirm m <-(e)s, -e>
colour monitor [or ingl. am. color]
Farbmonitor m <-s, -e>

2. monitor POL. (observer):

Beobachter(in) m (f) <-s, ->

3. monitor (device):

Monitor m <-s, -to̱·ren>

4. monitor ENS. dated (in school):

Klassenordner(in) m (f) arcznte.
Aufsichtsschüler(in) m (f) arcznte.

5. monitor ZOOL. (lizard):

Waran m <-s, -e>

II. moni·tor [ˈmɒnɪtəʳ, ingl. am. ˈmɑ:nɪt̬ɚ] V. trans.

1. monitor (check):

to monitor brake power/tyre [or ingl. am. tire] wear

2. monitor RADIO, TEL., TV (view/listen in on):

to monitor sth device, person

3. monitor (maintain quality):

to monitor sth person
to monitor education standards RADIO, TV device
Kontrollbild nt espec.

4. monitor (keep under surveillance):

to monitor sb/sth person
jdn/etw überwachen
to monitor sth device

Diccionario especializado de banca, finanzas y seguros PONS

high SUST. MERC. FIN.

High nt

monitor V. trans. MERC. FIN.

Glosario especializado de biología Klett

monitor V.

Diccionario técnico PONS de términos viales y transportes

monitor

Present
Imonitor
youmonitor
he/she/itmonitors
wemonitor
youmonitor
theymonitor
Past
Imonitored
youmonitored
he/she/itmonitored
wemonitored
youmonitored
theymonitored
Present Perfect
Ihavemonitored
youhavemonitored
he/she/ithasmonitored
wehavemonitored
youhavemonitored
theyhavemonitored
Past Perfect
Ihadmonitored
youhadmonitored
he/she/ithadmonitored
wehadmonitored
youhadmonitored
theyhadmonitored

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The film negative is developed and printed or telecined so that the images can be viewed on a projector or video monitor.
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Personnel posted to monitor the border is risen from 3000 in 1992 to 4,500 in 2004.
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Several states engaged in systematic wind speed monitoring in the 1980s and 1990s, the results of which are publicly available.
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It can be monitored what went well and what went wrong.
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Applications need to be monitored and patched for technical vulnerabilities.
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