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1. (n.) high water
water at its greatest elevation, as in a river.
Etymology: (1545–55)
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1. (noun) high tide, high water, highwater
the tide when the water is highest
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Sense: the time at which the tide or other water (eg a river) is at its highest point.
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 Afrikaans: hoogwater |
 Arabic: ارتفاع الماء |
 Bulgarian: прилив |
 Brazilian: maré cheia |
 Czech: vysoký příliv; vysoká vod |
 German: das Hochwasser |
 Danish: flod; højvande |
 Greek: πλημυρίδα |
 Spanish: marea alta, pleamar |
 Estonian: kõrgvesi |
 Farsi: بالاترین سطح آب |
 Finnish: nousuvesi |
 French: marée haute; haute mer |
 Hebrew: גֵאוּת |
 Hindi: पूरे ज्वार का समय |
 Croatian: plima |
 Hungarian: legmagasabb vízállás |
 Indonesian: pasang naik |
 Icelandic: háflæði |
 Italian: acqua alta, alta marea |
 Japanese: 最高水位 |
 Korean: 만조 |
 Lithuanian: aukščiausias vandens paki |
 Latvian: uzplūdi; pali |
 Malay: air pasang |
 Dutch: hoogwater |
 Norwegian: høyvann |
 Polish: szczyt przypływu |
 Persian: بالاترین سطح آب |
 Pashto: د اوبو سطح |
 Portuguese: maré cheia |
 Romanian: cotă maximă a apei |
 Russian: полная вода |
 Slovak: vysoký stav vody, povodeň |
 Slovenian: plima |
 Serbian: plima |
 Swedish: högvatten, flod |
 Thai: น้ำขึ้น |
 Turkish: kabarma |
 Taiwanese: 高水位 |
 Ukrainian: висока вода |
 Urdu: وہ وقت جب پانی پورے چڑھاؤ |
 Vietnamese: mực nước lớn |
 Chinese: 高水位 |
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