high-tech
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3.9
- adjective
- /haɪ tɛk/
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de alta tecnología
- He installs one of those expensive high-tech security systems.
- high-tech industries
- high-tech companies
- high-tech devices
Will there be any sort of high tech sensor systems?
- Will there be any sort of high tech sensor systems?
- Wow, how high tech are those things?
- We've got a very, very, very high tech piece of equipment over here.
- So it's, it's a company that invests in American high tech manufacturing.
- It's not that gay men are leading high tech businesses.
- These are both companies that were manufacturing high tech goods and selling them to the government.
- Pods is they're the very high tech camera systems that actually sit on these aircraft.
- Well, Sean, how did you go from this high tech job?
- Russia's war on Ukraine has shown that modern conflicts are not all about high tech weaponry.
Examples
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The Houston Training Center, for instance, offers high-tech classrooms for training classes and meetings.
Academic text (2011) -
Welcome to the world's most high tech sports store.
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Wow, how high tech are those things?
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These are both companies that were manufacturing high tech goods and selling them to the government.
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Will there be any sort of high tech sensor systems?
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Artists making dynamic, connected, high tech, beautiful artwork.
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So it's, it's a company that invests in American high tech manufacturing.
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We're actually using a very, very high tech off the shelf LCD display.
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Of the businesses affected, there is a large concentration in the automotive and high-tech industries.
Academic text (2011) -
The Houston Training Center, for instance, offers high-tech classrooms for training classes and meetings.
Synonyms
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3.1
Modern and having the latest information, style, or technology
73
4.9
Using the newest and best technology
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4.6
The newest and most advanced technology or method at a time
2
5.7
Very new in design and using the latest ideas and technology
Using very new and powerful technology in products and machines
Antonyms
How High-Tech
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word high-tech is short for 'high technology': high means 'advanced' and tech comes from a Greek word meaning 'skill' or 'art', the same idea you find in technique. So high-tech describes things that use the most modern technology.