high school — a school for teenagers in the American system, typically grades 9–12
More collocations
More collocations with school (17)
school bus
a bus that transports children to and from school
go to school
to attend school as a student on a regular basis
primary school
a school for young children, typically ages 4–11
private school
a school funded by fees rather than the government
school play
a theatrical performance produced and performed by students at a school
school year
the annual period during which schools are in session and teaching takes place
secondary school
a school for older children, typically ages 11–18
leave school
to finish one's schooling, especially before university
More collocations with high (13)
high wall
a wall that is tall
high jump
an athletics event in which competitors jump as high as possible over a bar
high mark
a top grade or score on a test or assignment
high speed
a rate of movement that is fast
high court
a superior court of law above lower courts
high hopes
a strong expectation that something will succeed or go well
high altar
the principal altar in a church
high commissioner
a senior diplomatic representative with ambassadorial status
Sharing same tag — adj_noun
Words
- a good reason a strong, acceptable justification for something
- a long walk a walking journey that covers a great distance or takes considerable time
- a short walk a walking distance that takes only a few minutes
- a small town a town with a relatively low population and limited amenities
- a young lady a girl or young woman, often used as a polite or formal form of address
- action movie a film featuring fast-paced sequences, physical stunts, and conflict
- an old lady an elderly woman
- an old town the historical or original part of a town, typically with older buildings
- back seat a seat at the rear, especially in a vehicle
- bad dream an unpleasant or frightening dream
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