Definition of high-ranking in English:

high-ranking

adjective

Having a senior or important position in a particular hierarchy.
职位（或级别）高的
a high-ranking government official
一位政府高官。
Example sentencesExamples
- Another school, for higher ranking officers, ran from 3 to 6 months.
- Mr. Rafsanjani traveled over the weekend to the northeastern city of Mashad to discuss the postelection political crisis with high-ranking Shiite clerics.
- Several of the prime suspects, accused by human rights groups of masterminding the violence, are high-ranking government ministers.
- Collaborative work received the highest ranking by the survey respondents.
- Had she won Williams would have risen to a world career high ranking of third.
- They pushed them through "captive audience" meetings with high ranking BHP managers.
- I suspect there was only a very small number of high-ranking sources in Iraq.
- The court martial highlighted confusion among high-ranking military officers about whether conditioning was lawful or not.
- I imagine that goes for several other high ranking officials as well.
- We know that a lot of them have been in the north where the Kurds are, but we don't know how high-ranking they are.
- This included cubs belonging to high-ranking females, who were presumably well nourished at the time of their mother's death.
- The following year, it was hit by a corruption scandal involving illegal payments to Kohl and high-ranking party officials.
- Even at her vice presidential level, Lindsey invited the highest ranking woman at Northern Trust for coffee and discovered they had mutual interests.
- Iran's foreign minister says he's optimistic about tomorrow's sit-down with the State Department's third highest ranking diplomat William Burns.
- The first session was attended by U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney and other high-ranking foreign delegates amid tight security.
- It may seem difficult, if not impossibly perverse, to justify the highest ranking for a record of solo contrabass improvisations.
- The French government decided to send several high-ranking members to the alternative social summit in Porto Alegre, Brazil instead of New York.
- Community leaders have praised Davis for trying to instill more confidence by replacing several high-ranking officials.
- Comments quoted in our publication by a high-ranking police officer a couple of weeks ago made me stop and think.
- Some people insisted on the ` correct ' versions given by high ranking officials.

Definition of high-ranking in US English:

high-ranking

adjectiveˌhīˈraNGkiNGˌhaɪˈræŋkɪŋ

Having a senior or important position in a particular hierarchy.
职位（或级别）高的
a high-ranking government official
一位政府高官。
Example sentencesExamples
- They pushed them through "captive audience" meetings with high ranking BHP managers.
- Some people insisted on the ` correct ' versions given by high ranking officials.
- Community leaders have praised Davis for trying to instill more confidence by replacing several high-ranking officials.
- I imagine that goes for several other high ranking officials as well.
- We know that a lot of them have been in the north where the Kurds are, but we don't know how high-ranking they are.
- The French government decided to send several high-ranking members to the alternative social summit in Porto Alegre, Brazil instead of New York.
- The first session was attended by U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney and other high-ranking foreign delegates amid tight security.
- The following year, it was hit by a corruption scandal involving illegal payments to Kohl and high-ranking party officials.
- Even at her vice presidential level, Lindsey invited the highest ranking woman at Northern Trust for coffee and discovered they had mutual interests.
- This included cubs belonging to high-ranking females, who were presumably well nourished at the time of their mother's death.
- Collaborative work received the highest ranking by the survey respondents.
- Mr. Rafsanjani traveled over the weekend to the northeastern city of Mashad to discuss the postelection political crisis with high-ranking Shiite clerics.
- Another school, for higher ranking officers, ran from 3 to 6 months.
- Had she won Williams would have risen to a world career high ranking of third.
- Iran's foreign minister says he's optimistic about tomorrow's sit-down with the State Department's third highest ranking diplomat William Burns.
- Comments quoted in our publication by a high-ranking police officer a couple of weeks ago made me stop and think.
- It may seem difficult, if not impossibly perverse, to justify the highest ranking for a record of solo contrabass improvisations.
- I suspect there was only a very small number of high-ranking sources in Iraq.
- The court martial highlighted confusion among high-ranking military officers about whether conditioning was lawful or not.
- Several of the prime suspects, accused by human rights groups of masterminding the violence, are high-ranking government ministers.

词汇	high-ranking
释义	Definition of high-ranking in English: high-ranking adjective Having a senior or important position in a particular hierarchy. 职位（或级别）高的 a high-ranking government official 一位政府高官。 Example sentencesExamples Another school, for higher ranking officers, ran from 3 to 6 months. Mr. Rafsanjani traveled over the weekend to the northeastern city of Mashad to discuss the postelection political crisis with high-ranking Shiite clerics. Several of the prime suspects, accused by human rights groups of masterminding the violence, are high-ranking government ministers. Collaborative work received the highest ranking by the survey respondents. Had she won Williams would have risen to a world career high ranking of third. They pushed them through "captive audience" meetings with high ranking BHP managers. I suspect there was only a very small number of high-ranking sources in Iraq. The court martial highlighted confusion among high-ranking military officers about whether conditioning was lawful or not. I imagine that goes for several other high ranking officials as well. We know that a lot of them have been in the north where the Kurds are, but we don't know how high-ranking they are. This included cubs belonging to high-ranking females, who were presumably well nourished at the time of their mother's death. The following year, it was hit by a corruption scandal involving illegal payments to Kohl and high-ranking party officials. Even at her vice presidential level, Lindsey invited the highest ranking woman at Northern Trust for coffee and discovered they had mutual interests. Iran's foreign minister says he's optimistic about tomorrow's sit-down with the State Department's third highest ranking diplomat William Burns. The first session was attended by U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney and other high-ranking foreign delegates amid tight security. It may seem difficult, if not impossibly perverse, to justify the highest ranking for a record of solo contrabass improvisations. The French government decided to send several high-ranking members to the alternative social summit in Porto Alegre, Brazil instead of New York. Community leaders have praised Davis for trying to instill more confidence by replacing several high-ranking officials. Comments quoted in our publication by a high-ranking police officer a couple of weeks ago made me stop and think. Some people insisted on the ` correct ' versions given by high ranking officials. Definition of high-ranking in US English: high-ranking adjectiveˌhīˈraNGkiNGˌhaɪˈræŋkɪŋ Having a senior or important position in a particular hierarchy. 职位（或级别）高的 a high-ranking government official 一位政府高官。 Example sentencesExamples They pushed them through "captive audience" meetings with high ranking BHP managers. Some people insisted on the ` correct ' versions given by high ranking officials. Community leaders have praised Davis for trying to instill more confidence by replacing several high-ranking officials. I imagine that goes for several other high ranking officials as well. We know that a lot of them have been in the north where the Kurds are, but we don't know how high-ranking they are. The French government decided to send several high-ranking members to the alternative social summit in Porto Alegre, Brazil instead of New York. The first session was attended by U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney and other high-ranking foreign delegates amid tight security. The following year, it was hit by a corruption scandal involving illegal payments to Kohl and high-ranking party officials. Even at her vice presidential level, Lindsey invited the highest ranking woman at Northern Trust for coffee and discovered they had mutual interests. This included cubs belonging to high-ranking females, who were presumably well nourished at the time of their mother's death. Collaborative work received the highest ranking by the survey respondents. Mr. Rafsanjani traveled over the weekend to the northeastern city of Mashad to discuss the postelection political crisis with high-ranking Shiite clerics. Another school, for higher ranking officers, ran from 3 to 6 months. Had she won Williams would have risen to a world career high ranking of third. Iran's foreign minister says he's optimistic about tomorrow's sit-down with the State Department's third highest ranking diplomat William Burns. Comments quoted in our publication by a high-ranking police officer a couple of weeks ago made me stop and think. It may seem difficult, if not impossibly perverse, to justify the highest ranking for a record of solo contrabass improvisations. I suspect there was only a very small number of high-ranking sources in Iraq. The court martial highlighted confusion among high-ranking military officers about whether conditioning was lawful or not. Several of the prime suspects, accused by human rights groups of masterminding the violence, are high-ranking government ministers.
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