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高等教育
gāo děng jiào yù
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higher education
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高能
gāo néng
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high energy
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增高
zēng gāo
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to heighten;
to raise;
to increase;
to rise
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高田
gāo tián
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Takada (Japanese surname)
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高深
gāo shēn
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profound
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戴高乐
dài gāo lè
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Charles De Gaulle (1890-1970), French general and politician, leader of the Free French during World War II and president of the Republic 1959-1969
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高材生
gāo cái shēng
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student of great ability
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高招
gāo zhāo
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wise move;
masterstroke;
bright ideas
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高楼
gāo lóu
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high building;
multistory building;
skyscraper;
CL:座[zuo4]
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高唱
gāo chàng
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to sing loudly;
fig. to mouth slogans
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高压电
gāo yā diàn
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high voltage
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高射炮
gāo shè pào
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anti-aircraft gun
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高高兴兴
gāo gāo xìng xìng
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cheerful and optimistic;
in a good mood;
gaily
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居高临下
jū gāo lín xià
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to live high and look down (idiom);
to overlook;
to tower above;
to occupy the high ground;
fig. arrogance based on one's social position
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高调
gāo diào
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high-sounding speech;
bombast;
high-profile
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高龄
gāo líng
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elderly
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高木
gāo mù
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Takagi (Japanese surname)
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高热
gāo rè
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a fever
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高棉
gāo mián
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Cambodia;
Kampuchea;
Khmer
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高位
gāo wèi
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high position;
eminent status;
top job;
raised position;
upper (limbs);
a high (i.e. local maximum);
high point on scale, high grade, temperature, latitude etc
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高架
gāo jià
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overhead;
elevated (walkway, highway etc);
elevated road
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高耸
gāo sǒng
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erect;
towering;
to stand tall
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高院
gāo yuàn
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high court
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高跷
gāo qiāo
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stilts;
walking on stilts as component of folk dance
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男高音
nán gāo yīn
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tenor
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