Definition of high frequency in English:

high frequency

noun

(in radio) a frequency of 3–30 megahertz.
as modifier high-frequency words
high-frequency hearing loss
Example sentencesExamples
- A recent study found evidence of high-frequency hearing loss in nearly one third of a cohort of college students.
- The tests involve measuring magnetic properties of molecules in the blood samples using high-frequency radio waves.
- Customers can bring their battery-operated laptops and access the internet via high-frequency radio signals.
- We've added a high-frequency radio to improve communications.
- There appeared to be no more need for high-frequency radio because of all the modern communications technologies.
Synonyms
high-pitched, high-frequency, soprano, treble, falsetto, shrill, acute, sharp, piping, piercing, penetrating

Definition of high frequency in US English:

high frequency

nounˌhaɪ ˈfrikwənsiˌhī ˈfrēkwənsē

(in radio) a frequency of 3–30 megahertz.
as modifier high-frequency words
high-frequency hearing loss
Example sentencesExamples
- A recent study found evidence of high-frequency hearing loss in nearly one third of a cohort of college students.
- The tests involve measuring magnetic properties of molecules in the blood samples using high-frequency radio waves.
- Customers can bring their battery-operated laptops and access the internet via high-frequency radio signals.
- There appeared to be no more need for high-frequency radio because of all the modern communications technologies.
- We've added a high-frequency radio to improve communications.
Synonyms
high-pitched, high-frequency, soprano, treble, falsetto, shrill, acute, sharp, piping, piercing, penetrating

单词	high frequency
释义	Definition of high frequency in English: high frequency noun (in radio) a frequency of 3–30 megahertz. as modifier high-frequency words high-frequency hearing loss Example sentencesExamples A recent study found evidence of high-frequency hearing loss in nearly one third of a cohort of college students. The tests involve measuring magnetic properties of molecules in the blood samples using high-frequency radio waves. Customers can bring their battery-operated laptops and access the internet via high-frequency radio signals. We've added a high-frequency radio to improve communications. There appeared to be no more need for high-frequency radio because of all the modern communications technologies. Synonyms high-pitched, high-frequency, soprano, treble, falsetto, shrill, acute, sharp, piping, piercing, penetrating Definition of high frequency in US English: high frequency nounˌhaɪ ˈfrikwənsiˌhī ˈfrēkwənsē (in radio) a frequency of 3–30 megahertz. as modifier high-frequency words high-frequency hearing loss Example sentencesExamples A recent study found evidence of high-frequency hearing loss in nearly one third of a cohort of college students. The tests involve measuring magnetic properties of molecules in the blood samples using high-frequency radio waves. Customers can bring their battery-operated laptops and access the internet via high-frequency radio signals. There appeared to be no more need for high-frequency radio because of all the modern communications technologies. We've added a high-frequency radio to improve communications. Synonyms high-pitched, high-frequency, soprano, treble, falsetto, shrill, acute, sharp, piping, piercing, penetrating
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