Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "High"

A: Like a surge of emotions or a surge of a nice/happy feeling

A: it means the person wants a "high five". So hold up your hand ✋ so someone can clap it with their hand 👏

A: Usually used for stocks, its when a company's stock reaches its highest stock price in the past year or 22 months in this case.

A: The highs relate to those things you were successful in, were happiest about, or you felt went well about. The lows are the opposite! So you could say your high was delivering a project on time, but a low was another project that went over the allocated budget.

A: It means that the temperature is in the high 70s (Fahrenheit). This is about 76-79 degrees.

A: In the US, we do not really associate high with tall very often. When speaking to other people, we only use tall and short, not high and low. Although, we do use high and tall when talking about landscapes. For example, when talking about a rock you can say, "That rock is really tall," or you can also say, "that rock is really high up." But when talking to people about their height, it is very important not to confuse the two.

A: "This guy thinks he's so 'high and mighty' even though he's just a rookie."

"I told him he would lose, but his 'high and mighty' attitude made him look like an idiot."

A: “You disappeared in the middle of the party and left me high and dry. I had to find my own way home”

A: He's got a high- up position in the company.
My home is high up on a hill.
I can see a few birds flying high up in the sky.

A: @cavefundoo. They might be used interchangeably, depending on context. A high shelf is not necessarily the TOP shelf. An upper shelf is not necessarily the HIGHEST or TOP.

You must consider degrees: high, higher, and highest; upper and uppermost. “Top” Is a superlative, however; there is not a topper and toppest (these words don’t exist).

A: They are both words with a similar meaning, but I'll try to explain...
Examples:
High: "It's very high up here!" (On top of something high.)
Tall: "That's very tall!" (Looking at something from the bottom.)

A: yes your teacher is right! but that is the case only in some cases.

A: hi = hello
high = 高い

「Hi」は「High」より短い言葉だから、時々英語を話す人は（特にけいたいで書いてるときに）「High」が正しい場合に「Hi」を書きます。
Often English speakers will often use "hi" instead of "high" since "hi" is shorter. They will do this especially when texting.

A: High and tall can sometimes be used interchangeably. However, when talking about a person or animal you can only use tall. Inanimate (non-living) objects can use both high and tall.

The young boy is tall.
That giraffe is tall.
This building is very tall.
This building is very high.

Careful! If you say "(person) is high" it means they are doing drugs!

A: High class hotels are expensive.

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A: When I was in High School *I* had GYM class two times per week. SOMETIMES WE WENT to THE school gym AND sometimes we shared the gym with other classES.
Their teacher was very intimidating, in fact THE WHOLE high school called her La Tronchatoros. I never had classES with HER, but you COULD always hear her screamING AT her class. So, one time we were playing volLEYBALL (or we were trying), and for that we were practicing passes.
My friend and I were TERRIBLE AT that. So, It wasn't STRANGE that we didn't catch the ball. That day we were sharing the gym with Tronchatoro's class. And, well, my friend threw the ball TOO hard. I don't usually react to those things very well... or fast. But for THE FIRST time I WAS ABLE to get out of the way and the ball hit Tronchatoro's back. Obviously she started to look FOR THE poor student, and obviously I was laughing a lot because my friend TURNED pale.

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A: "High school is always considered as one of the most cherished periods in one’s life. As a Senior 3 student, it won’t be long before I graduate. Now, I have much to share with my fellow students.
Firstly, I would like to show my appreciation for the help from those who stood by me all the way, teachers, parents and friends included. Without their help and advice, my life would be different. Secondly, it's high time to say sorry to classmates whom I have hurt or misunderstood. Communication and smiles act as bridges to friendship. Above all, I've made up my mind to make every effort to study, for I believe hard work is the key to success. Just as the old saying goes, "No pain, no gain."?
　　Finally, I hope that all the younger fellows can make full use of their time, because time, and the tide, waits for no man."

This DOES sound very natural and really only needs small changes with the idioms, which I've made above. You should be very proud of your incredible English proficiency and good luck in your travels after high school!

A: "Four" should sound a bit different. The R should sound stronger at the end.
The "ah" sound in "after should sound different.
I'll record these for you.

A: A: "It's really high, isn't it?
B: "Yeah! I can't hike all the way up!"
A: "Hahaha"

This is what I meant I agree with,
Hope this helps!