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high ground

/haɪ ɡraʊnd/

翻译: 指在争论、冲突或竞争中所占据的优势地位、优越性,或道德上的制高点。原为军事术语,指物理上的高地,能带来战术优势。

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/haɪ ɡraʊnd/B2formalpolitical
  • zh指在争论、冲突或竞争中所占据的优势地位、优越性,或道德上的制高点。原为军事术语,指物理上的高地,能带来战术优势。

A position of advantage, superiority, or moral authority in a debate, conflict, or competition. Originally a military term referring to a physically elevated position that offers a tactical advantage.

  1. Physical elevationB1formal

    An area of land that is higher than the surrounding terrain.

    zh高地

    • The army took control of the high ground to gain a tactical advantage.
    • We climbed to the high ground to get a better view of the valley.
    • The village was built on the high ground to avoid flooding.
  2. Moral or ethical superiorityB2formal

    A position of moral or ethical advantage in an argument or conflict.

    zh道德高地

    • She tried to claim the moral high ground in the debate.
    • He lost the high ground when his hypocrisy was exposed.
    • Taking the high ground often means admitting your own mistakes first.
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