Definition of high-status in English:

high-status

adjective

Ranking highly in a social or professional hierarchy.
high-status individuals
Example sentencesExamples
- The town consisted of buildings suggesting commercial activity tied to the military and the local populace, with little trace of high-status occupants.
- Food also conferred status in Wales, and feasting was an important high-status activity there.
- At the onset of this research, it was suspected that the Riverside data would suggest the presence of high-status individuals.
- Although our mothers, by and large, continue to treat us as high-status as of right, no one else does.
- At high-status companies people are often afraid to be critical.
- While some women in the 1930s gained responsible and high-status posts, many plans and directives for that end were not implemented.
- Perhaps you have noticed that popular and high-status people often make jokes about others to applause and laughter.
- There are few specialized or high-status jobs in Equatorial Guinea.
- In real life she has become known as a high-status fashion symbol in hip hop.
- An elderly woman of high-status was buried at Scar with her possessions.
- Largely as a result of mission training they generally enjoyed high levels of employment in high-status positions.
Synonyms
higher-ranking, highest-ranking, high-ranking, superior, top, chief, more important, most important

Definition of high-status in US English:

high-status

adjective

Ranking highly in a social or professional hierarchy.
high-status individuals
Example sentencesExamples
- Perhaps you have noticed that popular and high-status people often make jokes about others to applause and laughter.
- An elderly woman of high-status was buried at Scar with her possessions.
- Although our mothers, by and large, continue to treat us as high-status as of right, no one else does.
- Food also conferred status in Wales, and feasting was an important high-status activity there.
- While some women in the 1930s gained responsible and high-status posts, many plans and directives for that end were not implemented.
- At the onset of this research, it was suspected that the Riverside data would suggest the presence of high-status individuals.
- At high-status companies people are often afraid to be critical.
- There are few specialized or high-status jobs in Equatorial Guinea.
- Largely as a result of mission training they generally enjoyed high levels of employment in high-status positions.
- In real life she has become known as a high-status fashion symbol in hip hop.
- The town consisted of buildings suggesting commercial activity tied to the military and the local populace, with little trace of high-status occupants.
Synonyms
higher-ranking, highest-ranking, high-ranking, superior, top, chief, more important, most important

词汇	high-status
释义	Definition of high-status in English: high-status adjective Ranking highly in a social or professional hierarchy. high-status individuals Example sentencesExamples The town consisted of buildings suggesting commercial activity tied to the military and the local populace, with little trace of high-status occupants. Food also conferred status in Wales, and feasting was an important high-status activity there. At the onset of this research, it was suspected that the Riverside data would suggest the presence of high-status individuals. Although our mothers, by and large, continue to treat us as high-status as of right, no one else does. At high-status companies people are often afraid to be critical. While some women in the 1930s gained responsible and high-status posts, many plans and directives for that end were not implemented. Perhaps you have noticed that popular and high-status people often make jokes about others to applause and laughter. There are few specialized or high-status jobs in Equatorial Guinea. In real life she has become known as a high-status fashion symbol in hip hop. An elderly woman of high-status was buried at Scar with her possessions. Largely as a result of mission training they generally enjoyed high levels of employment in high-status positions. Synonyms higher-ranking, highest-ranking, high-ranking, superior, top, chief, more important, most important Definition of high-status in US English: high-status adjective Ranking highly in a social or professional hierarchy. high-status individuals Example sentencesExamples Perhaps you have noticed that popular and high-status people often make jokes about others to applause and laughter. An elderly woman of high-status was buried at Scar with her possessions. Although our mothers, by and large, continue to treat us as high-status as of right, no one else does. Food also conferred status in Wales, and feasting was an important high-status activity there. While some women in the 1930s gained responsible and high-status posts, many plans and directives for that end were not implemented. At the onset of this research, it was suspected that the Riverside data would suggest the presence of high-status individuals. At high-status companies people are often afraid to be critical. There are few specialized or high-status jobs in Equatorial Guinea. Largely as a result of mission training they generally enjoyed high levels of employment in high-status positions. In real life she has become known as a high-status fashion symbol in hip hop. The town consisted of buildings suggesting commercial activity tied to the military and the local populace, with little trace of high-status occupants. Synonyms higher-ranking, highest-ranking, high-ranking, superior, top, chief, more important, most important
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