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ˈtof·fee-nosed ПРИЛ Brit прин разг
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I. hoch <attr hohe(r, s), höher, attr höchste(r, s)> [ho:x] ПРИЛ
1. hoch (räumlich: von großer Höhe):
100 m hoch
100 m high
a man of tall stature a. form
to be [a good] 20 metres [or Am -ers] tall/high [or in height]
[gut] 20 Meter hoch sein Aufhängung, Dach
to be [a good] 20 metres [or Am -ers] off the ground
2. hoch (in großer Höhe):
hoch cloud, branch
der hohe Norden прен
3. hoch (quantitativ: groß):
4. hoch (Ausmaß: stark gesteigert):
5. hoch (bezüglich Bedeutung, Rang):
hoch Meinung, Position, Stellung
hoch Besuch, Feiertag a.
hoch Bedeutung, Konzentration
das Hohe Lied РЕЛ
ein hohes Lied auf jdn/etw singen прен
to Sg sb's/sth's praises
ein hohes Tier разг
a big fish разг
6. hoch (zeitlich: fortgeschritten):
hoch Alter
7. hoch МУЗ:
hoch Note, Stimme
8. hoch (auf dem Höhepunkt):
in hoher Blüte stehen Wohlstand
Phrases:
jdm zu hoch sein разг
II. hoch <attr hohe(r, s), höher, attr höchste(r, s)> [ho:x] НРЧ <höher, am höchsten>
1. hoch (wohin: nach oben, in die Höhe):
hoch hinauswollen прен
hoch hinauswollen прен
2. hoch (wo: weit oben):
high-lying [or -altitude] attr
den Kopf hoch tragen прен
die Nase hoch tragen прен
die Nase hoch tragen прен
to be toffee-nosed Brit разг
[zu] hoch singen МУЗ
to Sg [too] high
3. hoch (eine Summe bezeichnend):
hoch gewinnen СПОРТ
deep [or heavily] in debt pred
hoch verlieren СПОРТ
4. hoch (äußerst):
jdn [als jdn/etw] hoch achten
to respect sb highly [or greatly] [as sb/sth]
jdm etw hoch anrechnen
jdn/etw hoch schätzen
jdn/etw hoch schätzen
to value sb/sth highly
5. hoch (zeitlich fortgeschritten):
6. hoch MATH (Bezeichnung der Potenz):
2 hoch 2
2 hoch 4
2 to the power of 4 spec
x to the power of 3 spec
x cubed spec
Phrases:
sth costs sb dear
hoch und heilig разг
hoch hergehen разг
[bei etw дат] hoch pokern [o. reizen] разг
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Strand was a toffee-nosed civil servant who kept an unwanted eye on the detectives and their budgets.
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For the next few days, he seems like a snooty interloper, sent to show us all up with his toffee-nosed ways.
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He is seen as a toffee-nosed slimebag, which is what he is.
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He particularly cared for people in need, he reserved his most negative comments for the toffee-nosed.
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Other origins include the abbreviation of toffee-nosed.
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