Height Reached Mm Haɪt High Dizzy Metres Tall

• height: 210 mm. width: 57 mm. length: 170 mm.
• please state your height and weight.
• it is almost 2 metres in height.
• she is the same height as her sister.

height

1. the measurement of how tall a person or thing is
• Height: 210 mm. Width: 57 mm. Length: 170 mm.
• Please state your height and weight.
• It is almost 2 metres in height.
• She is the same height as her sister.
• to be of medium/average height
• You can adjust the height of the chair.
• The table is available in several different heights.
2. the quality of being tall or high
• She worries about her height (= that she is too tall).
• The height of the mountain did not discourage them.
3. a particular distance above the ground
• The plane flew at a height of 3 000 metres.
• The stone was dropped from a great height.
• The aircraft was gaining height.
• to be at shoulder/chest/waist height
4. a high place or position
• Brooklyn Heights
• He doesn't have a head for heights (= is afraid of high places).
• a fear of heights
• We looked out over the city from the heights of Edinburgh Castle.
• The pattern of the ancient fields is clearly visible from a height.
5. the point when something is at its best or strongest
• He is at the height of his career.
• She is still at the height of her powers.
• I wouldn't go there in the height of summer.
• The fire reached its height around 2 a.m.
• The crisis was at its height in May.
6. a better or greater level of something; a situation where something is very good
• Their success had reached new heights.
• He didn’t know it was possible to reach such heights of happiness.
7. an extreme example of a particular quality
• It would be the height of folly (= very stupid) to change course now.
• She was dressed in the height of fashion.
8. an important or impressive position
• She dreamed of reaching the dizzy heights of stardom.
• They reached the dizzy heights of Number 11 in the charts.
9. to stand straight and tall in order to show your determination or high status

Extra Examples

• Bring your hands to shoulder height.
• He drew himself up to his full height and glared at us.
• Her great height was rather a handicap.
• She rose to undreamed-of heights of power and fame.
• Such a course of action would be the very height of folly
• The animal lives in lakes at a height of 6 000 feet above sea level.
• The animal lives in lakes near Mexico City, at a height of 6 000 to 7 000 feet above sea level.
• The balloon reached a height of 20 000 feet.
• The condor soars above the mountain heights.
• The fire reached its height around 2 a.m.
• The group’s popularity reached new heights when they got a top ten hit.
• The group’s popularity reached new heights when they released their second album.
• The housing market was at its height in the early part of the decade.
• The object had clearly fallen from a considerable height.
• The pattern of the ancient fields is clearly visible from a height.
• The pilot was unable to maintain height.
• The plane was beginning to lose height.
• The plants grow to a maximum height of 24 inches.
• The wall is 2.5 metres in height.
• They have risen to the dizzy heights of the semi-finals.
• They were the first expedition to scale the heights of Everest.
• a man of middle height
• He didn’t know it was possible to reach such heights of happiness.
• He is of medium height and slim build.
• I wouldn’t go there in the height of summer.
• She dreamed of reaching the dizzy heights of stardom.
• She is still at the height of her powers.
• She worries about her height.
• Their success had reached new heights.

Word Origin

• Old English hēhthu (in the sense ‘top of something’), of Germanic origin; related to Dutch hoogte, also to high.