happy; glad; in a cheerful or excited mood

To raise, increase, or enhance something's level, quality, or quantity.

highest; tallest; supreme; maximum

to a high degree; very much; intensely

relating to a high level or stage in a hierarchy, rank, or grade

High-level educational institutions including universities, colleges, and technical schools; short for [[高等学校|高等學校|gao1 deng3 xue2 xiao4]].

senior high school; abbreviation for [[高级中学|高級中學|gao1 ji2 zhong1 xue2]]

relatively high; quite tall; of a high level

to exceed; to be greater than; to be above something in level, amount, or position

To reach a certain high level, amount, or figure; to peak at

moving or operating at a high rate of speed; fast-paced

China's national university entrance exam, held annually for high school graduates; short for [[普通高等学校招生全国统一考试|普通高等學校招生全國統一考試|pu3 tong1 gao1 deng3 xue2 xiao4 zhao1 sheng1 quan2 guo2 tong3 yi1 kao3 shi4]]

an expert; a person with great skill; a master or ace

the senior leadership or top-level hierarchy within an organization or government

higher or advanced; describing education, complex life forms, or advanced level of study

expressway; highway; freeway; motorway

a time of maximum use, demand, or traffic such as rush hour

top or superior quality or grade; upscale; upmarket

the physical height of a person; also written as [[体高|體高|ti3 gao1]]

high technology; advanced scientific technology such as computer or space science

The highest water level reached during a tide cycle.

efficient; highly effective; high efficiency

to go up; to ascend; to increase in height or level (of physical things like temperature or water levels)

high technology; advanced scientific or technical methods at the forefront of modern development

A high temperature; the specific value depends on the context, such as weather over 35°C or industrial processes involving hundreds or thousands of degrees.

high blood pressure; hypertension

A high social position, eminent status, or an important job; being in a place of power or prestige

(loanword) the sport of golf; a golf ball

to increase in height, altitude, level, or amount; to raise or rise

excessively high; too tall; exorbitant

the physical height or vertical level of something; the degree of elevation

a price that is higher than average; expensive cost

noble; having a high social status or privileged background

High physical pressure, such as atmospheric pressure in meteorology or fluid pressure in a container

tall and large; massive; towering; used to describe people, buildings, or physical structures

plateau; highland; tableland

to lift up; to hold high or aloft; to elevate

to rise rapidly; to surge up; used for water levels, prices, or abstract things like morale and tension

possessing a high standard of quality, skill, wisdom, or moral character

noble; lofty; having high moral standards or integrity

lofty and sublime in character, spirit, or ideals

of a high standard; superior quality

a high level of output or production

(reduplicated form) very tall; high; aloft

shoes with particularly high heels

the sport of golf; a ball game played by hitting a small hard ball into holes in the ground with a club

a very high or large sum, number, or quota

high mountain; alpine; a mountain of great height

(of ideas, skills, or people) wise and superior; consummate; possessing extraordinary insight or ability