high-ranking

English

Adjective

high-ranking (comparative more high-ranking, superlative most high-ranking)

1. At an important, elevated, or exalted level in a hierarchy or organization; high-level.

   She is a high-ranking official in the government.

   • 2024 January 10, Howard Johnston, “Launched for enthusiasts - now it's for everyone”, in RAIL, number 1000, page 31:

     Interviews with high-ranking railway managers now took precedence to reports about locomotives - […] .

Translations

at an important, elevated, or exalted level in a hierarchy or organization; high-level

• Arabic: عَالِيّ الرُتْبَة (ʕāliyy ar-rutba)
• Azerbaijani: yüksəkvəzifəli
• Bulgarian: високопоставен (bg) (visokopostaven)
• Dutch: hooggeplaatst (nl)
• Esperanto: altranga
• Finnish: korkea-arvoinen
• French: de haut rang, haut placé (fr)
• Georgian: მაღალი რანგის (maɣali rangis), მაღალჩინოსანი (maɣalčinosani)
• German: ranghoch (de), hochrangig (de)
• Greek: υψηλόβαθμος (el) m (ypsilóvathmos)
• Hungarian: magasrangú (hu)
• Italian: di alto grado
• Kurdish:

  Northern Kurdish: payebilind (ku), payeberz (ku), ritbebilind (ku), payebala (ku)

• Macedonian: високопо́ставен (visokopóstaven)
• Maori: pūwhero
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: høytstående

• Polish: wysokiej rangi, wysoko postawiony
• Russian: высокопоста́вленный (ru) (vysokopostávlennyj)
• Swedish: högt uppsatt
• Turkish: yüksek rütbeli