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Contents ·gāo áng ·No. 2 ·No. 3 ·No. 4 ·No. 5 ·No. 6 ·No. 7 ·No. 8 ·No. 9 ·No. 10 ·No. 11 ·No. 12 ·No. 13 ·English Expression ·More results... gāo áng 　　Raised his head higher Translated by Google No. 2 　　Ma Tau high Translated by Google No. 3 　　◎ high gāo'áng Translated by Google No. 4 　　High up from the sound or mood Translated by Google No. 5 　　Singing more and more expensive Translated by Google No. 6 　　High spirits Translated by Google No. 7 　　High price Translated by Google No. 8 　　Rare and precious natural gemstones, high prices Translated by Google No. 9 　　GAO Jun upright. Tang Li Cheng, "Landscape Painting": "Way to be twists and turns, to a high mountain." Translated by Google No. 10 　　Raising high ground. Such as: the head high, to the execution ground. Translated by Google No. 11 　　That sounds, emotions soaring upward. Wei Wei, "East" Part III Chapter III: "Comrades all like little tigers adding that morale is exceptionally high." Translated by Google No. 12 　　Expensive. "Southern Weekend" 1992.9.18: "be left to run marketing, too tired to ride a bike, take 'Taxi' fares high." Translated by Google No. 13 　　① high to Raising: vigorous riding the horse cavalry force, ~ his head through the square. 　　② (sound, emotion) from up high: morale ~ │ Square, singing more and more ~. 　　③ expensive: the price ~. Translated by Google English Expression n.:  exalted,  elated,  high-priced,  exorbitent,  hold high one's head,  in high spirits,  elation adj.:  high,  expensive