high-quality

English

Adjective

high-quality (comparative higher-quality, superlative highest-quality)

1. Of very good quality; superior.

   Antonym: low-quality

   She always wears high-quality clothes.

   We use only the highest-quality materials.

   • 2019 November 6, “Industry Insider: Blame the policymakers”, in Rail, page 76:

     A template of what could be done was provided by the TransPennine Express (TPE) franchise, with a higher-quality rail product offered as part of a separation of services from the earlier Northern franchise.

Translations

of very good quality

• Armenian: բարձրորակ (hy) (barjrorak)
• Belarusian: высакая́касны (vysakajákasny)
• Bikol Central: de-kalidad
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 高質量的, 高质量的 (gāo zhìliàng de), (high-class) 高檔／高档 (zh) (gāodàng)

• Dutch: van hoge kwaliteit
• Finnish: korkealaatuinen (fi)
• Georgian: მაღალხარისხიანი (maɣalxarisxiani), მაღალხარისხოვანი (maɣalxarisxovani)
• German: hochqualitativ
• Icelandic: hágæða
• Japanese: 高品質 (kōhinshitsu)
• Kazakh: жоғары сапалы (joğary sapaly)
• Mongolian: чанарлаг (mn) (čanarlag)
• Polish: wysokojakościowy (pl)
• Russian: высокока́чественный (ru) (vysokokáčestvennyj)
• Swedish: högkvalitativ (sv)
• Ukrainian: високоя́кісний (vysokojákisnyj)

References

• “high-quality”, in Lexico, Dictionary.com; Oxford University Press, 2019–2022.