high-end — expensive and of high quality; targeting affluent consumers
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: expensive and of high quality; targeting affluent consumers
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈhaɪ end/
Korean meaning: 고급의, 최고급의; 부유한 소비자층을 대상으로 하는
Korean pronunciation: **하이** 엔드
Example Sentences
- My friend bought a high-end smartphone that costs more than my monthly rent.
- The high-end boutique only accepts customers who make appointments in advance.
- She claims her cup noodles are 'high-end' because she adds real vegetables to them.
high-end
ADJECTIVE//ˈhaɪ end//
expensive and of high quality; targeting affluent consumers
A customer examines high-end jewelry in an exclusive boutique
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Origin
1960년대부터 사용되기 시작한 복합어로, 'high'(높은)와 'end'(끝, 범위)가 결합되어 '스펙트럼의 높은 끝', 즉 '고급, 최상급'을 의미하게 되었습니다.
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“My friend bought a high-end smartphone that costs more than my monthly rent.”
“The high-end boutique only accepts customers who make appointments in advance.”
“She claims her cup noodles are 'high-end' because she adds real vegetables to them.”
“The company targets high-end consumers with disposable income.”
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