Elevados (en. High)

/eleˈβaðos/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
adjective
Refers to something that is at a greater height.
The elevated mountains are impressive.
Las montañas elevadas son impresionantes.
Used to describe something that has a high level or degree.
He presented a project with elevated ideas.
Presentó un proyecto de ideas elevadas.
Describes attitudes or behaviors that are worthy or altruistic.
His commitment to the community is elevated.
Su compromiso con la comunidad es elevado.

Etymology

From Latin elevatus, the passive participle of elevare, which means 'to lift' or 'to elevate.'

Common Phrases and Expressions

elevated standards
Standards or requirements that are high or difficult to achieve.
elevados estándares
we have elevated expectations
We expect a lot from something or someone.
tenemos elevadas expectativas
elevated thinking
Deep and noble reasoning or consideration.
pensamiento elevado

Related Words

elevate
To increase the height of something.
elevar
elevation
The act of rising or the state of being elevated.
elevación
altitude
The height of an object relative to sea level.
altitud

Slang Meanings

Something that is exceptional or outstanding.
That show was simply outstanding.
Ese espectáculo fue simplemente elevado.
Used in the context of something that is 'above,' whether in quality or status.
His work is of an elevated level.
Su trabajo es de un nivel elevado.