high up
/haɪ ʌp/Traduction: Expression informelle désignant une personne occupant une position élevée, ayant du pouvoir ou de l'influence dans une organisation ou la société.
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/haɪ ʌp/Неформальное выражение, относящееся к человеку, занимающему высокое положение, обладающему властью или влиянием в организации или обществе.
Expresión informal que se refiere a una persona con una posición alta, poder o influencia en una organización o sociedad, o que está físicamente en un lugar elevado.
Expression informelle désignant une personne occupant une position élevée, ayant du pouvoir ou de l'influence dans une organisation ou la société.
Umgangssprachlicher Ausdruck für eine Person, die eine hohe Position innehat und Macht oder Einfluss in einer Organisation oder Gesellschaft besitzt.
Expressão informal que se refere a uma pessoa que ocupa uma posição elevada, que tem poder ou influência em uma organização ou na sociedade.
非正式用语,指地位高、在组织或社会中拥有权力或影响力的人。
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An informal expression referring to someone who holds a position of high rank, authority, or influence within an organization or society.
At a great altitudeA2formal
Located or positioned at a significant height above the ground.
Высоко
en lo alto
en hauteur
Hoch oben
No alto
高处
عاليًا
- The birds were flying high up in the sky.
- The castle is built high up on the mountain.
- We could see the city from high up in the tower.
In a powerful positionB2informal
Occupying a senior or influential role in an organization or society.
На высоком посту
en un puesto alto
haut placé
In hoher Position
Em um alto cargo
身居高位
في منصب رفيع
- He has friends high up in the government.
- She is high up in the company's management.
- People high up in the industry make the big decisions.
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