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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

high post SUST. DEP.

Oxford Spanish Dictionary
Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. post1 [ingl. am. poʊst, ingl. brit. pəʊst] SUST. U

1.1. post C (pole):

1.2. post U (in horse racing):

to pip sb at the post ingl. brit.
ganarle a alguien por la mano
to pip sb at the post ingl. brit.
ganarle a alguien de mano Río Pl.

1.3. post C:

2. post C INFORM. (Internet message):

II. post1 [ingl. am. poʊst, ingl. brit. pəʊst] V. trans.

1.1. post (announce):

post meeting/reward

1.2. post list/notice:

post no bills

1.3. post (on the Internet):

1.4. post (in ledger):

post sales/receipts

2.1. post COM.:

2.2. post ingl. am. time/score DEP.:

I. post2 [ingl. am. poʊst, ingl. brit. pəʊst] SUST.

1. post U (mail):

post esp ingl. brit.

2. post C (coach) HIST.:

II. post2 [ingl. am. poʊst, ingl. brit. pəʊst] V. trans.

post (mail) esp ingl. brit. letter/parcel
to post sth to sb

I. post3 [ingl. am. poʊst, ingl. brit. pəʊst] SUST.

1.1. post (job):

1.2. post (important position):

1.3. post (place of duty):

2. post (station):

II. post3 [ingl. am. poʊst, ingl. brit. pəʊst] V. trans.

1. post (position):

post policeman/soldier

2. post (send):

post employee/diplomat
post employee/diplomat

I. high <higher highest> [ingl. am. haɪ, ingl. brit. hʌɪ] ADJ.

1.1. high building/wall/mountain:

1.2. high:

high window/balcony/ledge
high plateau

1.3. high (in status):

high office/rank/officials

1.4. high (morally, ethically):

high ideals/principles/aims

1.5. high (in pitch):

high voice
high note

2.1. high (considerable, greater than usual):

high number/score/salary/interest rate
high pressure/voltage/current
high speed/velocity
high wind
high temperature/fever
to be high in sth

2.2. high (good, favorable):

tener a alguien en gran or en mucha estima

2.3. high JUEGOS:

high card/throw

3.1. high LIT., TEAT.:

3.2. high (climactic):

4.1. high (happy, excited):

we had a high old time coloq.

4.2. high (intoxicated):

high coloq.
high coloq.
colocado Esp. coloq.

5. high (of time, period):

6. high:

high game
high meat

II. high <higher highest> [ingl. am. haɪ, ingl. brit. hʌɪ] ADV.

1.1. high fly:

to run high river:
to run high sea:
to run high feelings:
dejar a alguien en la estacada
dejar a alguien tirado coloq.

1.2. high (in status):

to aim high marksman:
to aim high ambitious person:

1.3. high (in pitch):

high sing

2.1. high (in amount, degree):

2.2. high (in cards):

III. high [ingl. am. haɪ, ingl. brit. hʌɪ] SUST.

1.1. high C (level):

1.2. high U:

2.1. high METEO. C (anticyclone):

2.2. high METEO. C (high temperature):

3. high C coloq.:

viaje m coloq.
colocón m Esp. coloq.
pasón m Méx. coloq.

4. high U (top gear) ingl. am. MOTOR:

5. high C (high school):

high coloq.
cole m coloq. (secundario)

en el diccionario PONS

I. post1 [pəʊst, ingl. am. poʊst] SUST. sin pl. ingl. brit.

II. post1 [pəʊst, ingl. am. poʊst] V. trans. ingl. brit., ingl. austr.

to post sb sth

I. post2 [pəʊst, ingl. am. poʊst] SUST. (job)

II. post2 [pəʊst, ingl. am. poʊst] V. trans.

1. post (send to work):

2. post MILIT. (position):

I. post3 [pəʊst, ingl. am. poʊst] SUST.

1. post a. DEP.:

2. post coloq. (goalpost):

II. post3 [pəʊst, ingl. am. poʊst] V. trans.

to post sth (on sth)

I. high [haɪ] ADJ.

1. high (elevated):

2. high (above average):

to have high hopes (for sb/sth)
to have high praise (for sb/sth)

3. high (important, eminent):

to have sth on the highest authority a. irón.

4. high (under influence of drugs):

5. high (of high frequency, shrill):

high voice

6. high MODA:

7. high (beginning to go bad):

high food

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

II. high [haɪ] ADV.

1. high (at or to a great point or height):

2. high (rough or strong):

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

III. high [haɪ] SUST.

1. high (high(est) point):

2. high coloq. (trip):

3. high (heaven):

en el diccionario PONS

I. post1 [poʊst] SUST.

II. post1 [poʊst] V. trans.

1. post letter, package:

to post sth to sb

2. post (inform):

to keep sb posted on sth

3. post (in bookkeeping):

I. post2 [poʊst] SUST. (job)

II. post2 [poʊst] V. trans.

1. post (send to work):

2. post MILIT. (position):

I. post3 [poʊst] SUST.

1. post a. DEP.:

2. post coloq. (goalpost):

II. post3 [poʊst] V. trans.

to post sth (on sth)

I. high [haɪ] ADJ.

1. high (elevated):

2. high (above average):

to have high hopes (for sb/sth)
to have high praise (for sb/sth)

3. high (important, eminent):

4. high (under influence of drugs):

5. high (of high frequency, shrill):

high voice

6. high MODA:

7. high (at peak, maximum):

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

II. high [haɪ] ADV.

1. high (at or to a great point or height):

2. high (rough or strong):

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

III. high [haɪ] SUST.

1. high (high(est) point):

2. high argot (from drugs):

3. high (heaven):

Present
Ipost
youpost
he/she/itposts
wepost
youpost
theypost
Past
Iposted
youposted
he/she/itposted
weposted
youposted
theyposted
Present Perfect
Ihaveposted
youhaveposted
he/she/ithasposted
wehaveposted
youhaveposted
theyhaveposted
Past Perfect
Ihadposted
youhadposted
he/she/ithadposted
wehadposted
youhadposted
theyhadposted

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