magas
A1
Hungarian
high, tall, hi, sharp, lofty, acute
A1
1
high
A1
Usage pattern:
magas fa/fal/kerítés; valami magas
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
at a great height
Themes
height
|location
|verticality
|physical_space
|space
|core_vocabulary
Definition
Situated a long way above the ground or a base level.
A2
1
high
A2
Usage pattern:
magas ár/láz/hőmérséklet/szint
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Meaning
large in amount or degree
Themes
amount
|level
|degree
|price
|temperature
|intensity
|core_vocabulary
Definition
Greater than normal in quantity, level, or degree.
A1
1
tall
A1
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
Of above-average height
Themes
height
|size
|physical_description
|people_and_objects
|body
|core_vocabulary
Definition
Having a height that is greater than the typical or average for a person, animal, or object.
A1
1
tall
A2
Usage pattern:
magas pohár/torony/szobor
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
Vertically long in shape
Themes
shape
|verticality
|objects
|dimensions
|space
|core_vocabulary
Definition
Being relatively long or extended in the vertical direction compared to its horizontal dimension.
A1
TECHNICAL
1
hi
B1
Usage pattern:
magas + főnév
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
short for “high” in compounds
Themes
abbreviation
|technical_language
|product_description
|resolution
|audio
|quality
|technology
|media
Definition
Used as an informal written abbreviation of “high,” especially in product names and technical descriptions (for example, hi-res, hi-fi).
B2
TECHNICAL
1
sharp
B2
Usage pattern:
túl magas hang; magasra énekel/hangol
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
slightly higher pitch than correct note (music)
Themes
music
|pitch
|intonation
|tuning
|arts_entertainment
|core_vocabulary
Definition
In music, having pitch slightly higher than the correct note.
A1
1
lofty
B1
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
Very tall or high
Themes
physical_height
|landforms
|architecture
|visual_description
|space
|nature
|core_vocabulary
Definition
Rising to a great height, often impressively so.
A1
TECHNICAL
1
acute
C2
Usage pattern:
magas hang; magasabb hang
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
high-pitched or shrill (sound)
Themes
sound
|pitch
|frequency
|music
|phonetics
|arts_entertainment
|education
Definition
Used in phonetics and music to describe sounds or tones that are relatively high in pitch.
Grammar
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Expressions
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