high-res
1high-res — UK US adjective IT ► HIGH RESOLUTION(Cf. ↑high resolution) …
2high-res — (hīʹrĕzʹ) adj. Informal High resolution. * * * …
3high-res — adj. variant spelling of hi res * * * ˌhigh resoˈlution 7 [high resolution] (also hi res, high res) adjective ( …
4high-res — AND hi res [“hai”rez] mod. good; satisfying. (From high resolution, referring to the picture quality of a computer monitor. Compare this with low res.) □ This is a real high res day for me. □ I sure feel hi res today …
5high-res — adjective variant spelling of hi res …
6high-res — /haɪ ˈrɛz/ (say huy rez) adjective (of an image) presented at a high resolution …
7high-resolution — UK US adjective also INFORMAL hi res, also high res) IT ► used to describe a television or computer screen that can show things extremely clearly : »The system has high resolution video and CD quality stereo sound. → Compare HIGH DEFINITION( …
8high-resolution — adjective producing images that are sharp and finely detailed (Freq. 1) high resolution photography a high resolution lens high resolution television • Ant: ↑low resolution * * * /huy rez euh looh sheuhn/, adj. 1. having or capable of p …
9res — abbreviation informal resolution: high res images …
10High pressure nervous syndrome — (HPNS) is a neurological and physiological diving disorder that results when a diver spends too much time breathing a high pressure mixture of helium and oxygen (heliox).cite book |title=Bennett and Elliott s physiology and medicine of diving,… …
