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单词 high-riding
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high-ridingadj.

Brit. /ˌhʌɪˈrʌɪdɪŋ/, U.S. /ˌhaɪˈraɪdɪŋ/
Origin: Formed within English, by compounding. Etymons: high adv., riding adj., English riding , ride v.
Etymology: < high adv. + either riding adj. or riding, present participle of ride v.
1.
a. That rides or travels high in the sky, water, etc.
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the world > movement > progressive motion > moving with current of air or water > motion in the air > [adjective] > flying (as) with wings > high
high-flying1549
towering1597
high-flown?1609
altivolant1656
high-riding1766
1766 R. Andrews tr. Virgil Georgics iii. in Wks. 94 Thence, when high riding Sol [L. quarta..hora] collects his fires, And shrill cicadas murmur thro' the shrubs: Send to the wells your flocks.
1834 Atkinson's Casket Nov. 498/1 She..like the sea shallop, glides now from islet to islet, then chases from billow to surge the high riding coral.
1886 Athenaeum 22 May 685/3 The misty lustre of a high-riding moon, reveals a great plain strewn with French soldiers.
1935 Flying Mag. Apr. 231/3 When you are flying on one of the high-riding airliners..Try and whistle the scale... It just can't be done..air's too thin.
1979 Associated Press Newswire (Nexis) 7 Apr. The Coast Guard closed Newark Bay as winds clocked at 50 mph created hazards for high-riding vessels.
2005 R. Caine Chill Factor 137 I looked up and found the sky clear, laced with a few high-riding cirrus clouds.
b. Of a (motor) vehicle: that sits high off the ground; that is a high rider (high-rider n. 3). Cf. low-riding adj. 3.
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1876 Liverpool Mercury 12 Jan. 2/7 (advt.) Handsome and superior-built High-riding Drag.
1956 Pop. Sci. July 80/1 Scientific exploration for rich oil fields lying below the Gulf of Mexico extends to lagoons and tidal flats close ashore. Specially built for the job is this high-riding buggy that can roam in water 18 feet deep.
1964 Times 21 Feb. 14/7 The Jag. was a low-slung chariot... Fortunately, there were other cars.., most of them high-riding cars that straddled the irregularities.
1984 T. C. Boyle Budding Prospects (1985) iii. vii. 200 I swung into the lot with a crunch of gravel and found a parking spot between two glistening, high-riding pickups.
2013 Lincs. Echo (Nexis) 7 Nov. (Motors section) 10 Body roll, the dynamic nemesis of high-riding 4x4 vehicles, is very well controlled.
2.
a. Arrogant; overbearing, superior. Cf. to mount (also ride) the high horse at horse n. 23b.
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the mind > emotion > pride > arrogance > [adjective]
wlonkOE
moodyOE
rankOE
surquidous1377
insolentc1386
wantona1393
arrogantc1405
angardc1425
surquidrousc1430
stately1448
imperiala1456
superbious1509
succudrous1513
surquidant1528
ruffling1543
controlling1564
lustya1568
cocking1568
superbous1581
bog1592
swaggering1596
superarrogant1598
arrogating1601
pyrgopolinizing1605
high-handed1606
outbearing1607
high-horsed1613
dictatory1639
bardish1641
self-assuming1647
superbient1647
huffy1680
dictatorial1692
huffish1755
cobby1785
high-riding1831
braggadocious1853
snouty1858
you-be-damned1887
1831 Herald to Trades' Advocate 21 May 550 Every master, says this high-riding correspondent of yours, has a right to offer for labour what he pleases.
1853 Scotsman 9 Feb. 3/3 They seem to have forget [sic] the Protestant doctrine of the people being the church, and..adopted the Romish dogma, that it is the clergy with their high riding commission, and not the inhabitants of Edinburgh, who constitute the Established Kirk.
1918 Daily Ardmoreite (Ardmore, Okla.) 21 Dec. 4/1 The German militarist victorious was a high-riding, vicious, unbridled beast.
2008 A. Gordon-Reed Hemingses of Monticello xxvii. 585 Louisa, a high-riding snob, went far beyond disliking Jefferson; she despised him, pronouncing him ‘ungainly, ugly and common’.
b. Successful; high-flying. Cf. to ride high at ride v. Phrases 4c.
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the world > action or operation > prosperity > success > [adjective]
well-speedinga1500
well-succeeding1579
successive1582
successful1594
succeeding1595
get-on1853
trumph1895
high-riding1921
large1957
1921 National Police Jrnl. Apr. 6/1 Since the crime wave began there has been much said about the ‘molls’ and the part they have played in the recent activities of New York's high-riding criminals.
1940 Princeton Alumni Weekly 19 Jan. 348/2 The varsity football team, beaten only by the high-riding Cornell powerhouse, took the Big Three diadem for the first time since 1935.
1969 Economist 8 Mar. 43/1 The once high-riding American conglomerate corporations have been falling from grace for some time.
2010 Daily Star (Nexis) 13 Mar. 48 Villa expect a stern test today when they tackle high-riding Stoke.
This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, September 2014; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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