1.to attach importance to sth2.to value
senior executive; senior manager (abbr. for 高级管理人员[gāo jí guǎn lǐ rén yuán])
high street (main street of a town or city) (loanword)
to rise high; to spring up
distinguished neighbor (honorific)
Kaohsiung, a special municipality in south Taiwan
(of boots, socks etc) long; high; tall
high-lift pallet truck; pallet stacker
(slang) sky-high heels; ultra-high-heeled shoes
1.highest level2.top class
1.highest voice2.highest pitch3.highest note
erhua variant of 蹦高[bèng gāo]
height restriction barrier
Gao Xianzhi or Go Seonji (c. 702-756), Tang dynasty general of Goguryeo 高句丽[gāo gōu lí] extraction, active in Central Asia
1.the tide2.high and low water
1.(slang) high-end, elegant, and classy2.abbr. for 高端大气上档次
the Chinese name of American computer scientist Donald Knuth (1938-), adopted prior to his visit to China in 1977
advanced trainer aircraft (abbr. for 高级教练机[gāo jí jiào liàn jī])
Gaochang, a district of Turpan City 吐鲁番市[tǔ lǔ fān shì], Xinjiang
Gaochun, a district of Nanjing City 南京市[nán jīng shì], Jiangsu
(HK, Tw) golf course; golf links
Isao Takahata (1935-2018), co-founder of Studio Ghibli
Gao Luopei or R.H. van Gulik (1910-1967), Dutch sinologist, diplomat and writer
1.tall chair; bar stool2.(child's) high chair
Gaoyao, a district of Zhaoqing City 肇庆市[zhào qìng shì], Guangdong
(bird species of China) stilt sandpiper (Calidris himantopus)
1.(slang) high-end2.classy
Gaoling, a district of Xi'an City 西安市[xī ān shì], Shaanxi
Korean Goryeo dynasty, 918-1392
1.lit. to fight it out with sb to see who is best (idiom)2.fig. to cross swords with3.to lock horns
1.equally matched2.not much to distinguish who is stronger