height 的英语意思
heightheight /haɪt/ noun 
查看全部语言翻译1how tall [countable, uncountable] how tall someone or something is某人或某物的高度: 
Sam’s about the same height as his sister now.萨姆现在和他姐姐身高差不多。 State your age, height, and weight.请填写您的年龄、身高和体重。 buildings of different heights高度各异的建筑物six feet/ten metres etc in height None of these sculptures was less than three metres in height.这些雕塑的高度均不低于三米。a height of six feet/ten metres etc Sunflowers can grow to a height of 15 feet.向日葵可以长到15英尺高。2distance above the ground [countable, uncountable] the distance something is above the ground某物距地面的高度: It’s a miracle she didn’t break her neck falling from that height.她从那么高的地方摔下来居然没有摔断脖子，真是奇迹。a height of 2,500 feet/10,000 metres etc The aircraft was flying at a height of 10,000 metres.飞机正在一万米的高度飞行。gain/lose height (=move higher or lower in the sky)（=在空中升高或降低高度） The plane was rapidly losing height.飞机正在迅速降低高度。3high place a)[countable] a place or position that is a long way above the ground距地面很高的地方或位置from a height a bird that opens shellfish by dropping them from a height onto rocks一种将贝类从高处投落到岩石上使其打开的鸟 Rachel had always been scared of heights.瑞秋一向恐高。have a head for heights (=not be afraid of heights)（=不恐高） b)heights [plural] a particular high place – used especially in place names某处高地——尤用于地名: the Golan Heights戈兰高地4new/great/dizzy etc heights a)a very high level of achievement or success极高的成就或成功水平rise to/reach etc ... heights He reached the dizzy heights of the national finals.他达到了令人目眩的高度——全国决赛。 They took ice dancing to new heights.他们将冰上舞蹈推向了新的高度。 b)a very great level or degree极高的程度或水平: War fever had reached new heights.战争狂热达到了新的高峰。5the height of something the busiest or most extreme part of a period or activity某一时期或活动最繁忙或最高峰的部分 SYN peak: the height of the tourist season旅游旺季的高峰期6be at the height of your success/fame/powers etc to be more successful, famous etc than at any other time比任何时候都更成功、更有名等: The Beatles were at the height of their fame.披头士乐队当时正处于名声的巅峰。7be the height of fashion/stupidity/luxury etc to be extremely fashionable, stupid etc极度时髦、愚蠢等: Flared trousers were considered to be the height of fashion in those days.那个年代，喇叭裤被认为是时尚的极致。
查看全部语言翻译1how tall [countable, uncountable] how tall someone or something is某人或某物的高度: Sam’s about the same height as his sister now.萨姆现在和他姐姐身高差不多。 State your age, height, and weight.请填写您的年龄、身高和体重。 buildings of different heights高度各异的建筑物six feet/ten metres etc in height None of these sculptures was less than three metres in height.这些雕塑的高度均不低于三米。a height of six feet/ten metres etc Sunflowers can grow to a height of 15 feet.向日葵可以长到15英尺高。2distance above the ground [countable, uncountable] the distance something is above the ground某物距地面的高度: It’s a miracle she didn’t break her neck falling from that height.她从那么高的地方摔下来居然没有摔断脖子，真是奇迹。a height of 2,500 feet/10,000 metres etc The aircraft was flying at a height of 10,000 metres.飞机正在一万米的高度飞行。gain/lose height (=move higher or lower in the sky)（=在空中升高或降低高度） The plane was rapidly losing height.飞机正在迅速降低高度。3high place a)[countable] a place or position that is a long way above the ground距地面很高的地方或位置from a height a bird that opens shellfish by dropping them from a height onto rocks一种将贝类从高处投落到岩石上使其打开的鸟 Rachel had always been scared of heights.瑞秋一向恐高。have a head for heights (=not be afraid of heights)（=不恐高） b)heights [plural] a particular high place – used especially in place names某处高地——尤用于地名: the Golan Heights戈兰高地4new/great/dizzy etc heights a)a very high level of achievement or success极高的成就或成功水平rise to/reach etc ... heights He reached the dizzy heights of the national finals.他达到了令人目眩的高度——全国决赛。 They took ice dancing to new heights.他们将冰上舞蹈推向了新的高度。 b)a very great level or degree极高的程度或水平: War fever had reached new heights.战争狂热达到了新的高峰。5the height of something the busiest or most extreme part of a period or activity某一时期或活动最繁忙或最高峰的部分 SYN peak: the height of the tourist season旅游旺季的高峰期6be at the height of your success/fame/powers etc to be more successful, famous etc than at any other time比任何时候都更成功、更有名等: The Beatles were at the height of their fame.披头士乐队当时正处于名声的巅峰。7be the height of fashion/stupidity/luxury etc to be extremely fashionable, stupid etc极度时髦、愚蠢等: Flared trousers were considered to be the height of fashion in those days.那个年代，喇叭裤被认为是时尚的极致。