Definition
Definition of high-post - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
careerimportant or prestigious position or role
- She was promoted to a high-post in the civil service.
2.
sportsTECH. US area around the free-throw line in basketballTECH. US
- The player took a shot from the high-post.
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area around the free-throw line in basketball
Origin of high-post
Old English, heah (high) + post (post)
Terms with high-post included in their meaning
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community campus
college offering two-year courses post high school for an associate degree
mine explosion
post-explosion mine air high in carbon dioxide
Examples of high-post in a sentence
Landing a high-post in academia requires dedication. He passed the ball to a teammate at the high-post. The coach emphasized controlling the high-post area.
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- French:poste important, poste haut, ...
- German:Spitzenposition, Zonenbereich, ...
- Italian:incarico di prestigio, posizione alta, ...
- Spanish:alto cargo, poste alto, ...
- Portuguese:alto cargo, poste alto, ...
- Chinese:要职, ...
- Japanese:要職, ハイポスト, ...
- Arabic:مَنْصِبٌ مَرْموق, الهاي بوست, ...
- Hebrew:מִשְׂרָה בְּכִירָה, הַפּוֹסְט הַגָּבוֹהַּ, ...
- Russian:высокая должность, зона штрафного броска, ...
- Ukrainian:висока посада, зона штрафного, ...
- Hindi:उच्च पद, हाई-पोस्ट, ...
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