| 单词 | high-rise |
| 释义 | high-risehigh-riseˈhigh-rise adjective [only before noun] high-rise buildings are very tallTHESAURUS: high-risehigh measuring a long way from the bottom to the top – used about a mountain, wall, building, or fence. Do not use high about people: Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world.behigha high cliffThe castle was surrounded by high walls.besurroundwalltall high – used about a person, or about a tree, plant, building etc that is tall and narrow: He’s very tall for his age.a tall towertall treestreeA cat was hiding in the tall grass.behidhigh-rise a high-rise building is tall and modern, with a lot of floors containing apartments or offices: high-rise apartment buildingsbuildinga high-rise office blockmajestic big, tall, and very impressive – used about mountains, buildings, trees, and animals: The city is surrounded by majestic mountains.besurroundmountaina majestic herd of elephantselephantThe lion is a majestic animal.betowering literary extremely high or tall in relation to you, especially in a way that seems rather frightening: the towering walls of the prisontowerwallI suddenly saw my father’s towering figure.seetower |
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