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highborn

/ˈhaɪbɔːrn/ /ˈhaɪˌbɔːrn/

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adjective

Высокородный, знатный

Of high social standing as a result of having been born a member of an upper-level social class.

Examples :

"The highborn student, accustomed to privilege, found it difficult to relate to the struggles of her classmates. "

Высокородная студентка, привыкшая к привилегиям, с трудом понимала проблемы своих одноклассников.

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adjective

Высокородный, знатный

Born a member of an upper-level social class (although not necessarily retaining high social standing)

Examples :

"The highborn student, despite a privileged upbringing, struggled to fit in at the public school. "

Высокородный студент, несмотря на привилегированное воспитание, изо всех сил пытался вписаться в общественную школу.

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adjective

Благородный, знатный

Of, pertaining to, or befitting people of high social standing.

Examples :

"Sentence: "Even though she was highborn, the princess preferred playing with the village children rather than attending fancy balls." "

Несмотря на свое благородное происхождение, принцесса предпочитала играть с деревенскими детьми, а не посещать роскошные балы.

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adjective

Высококачественный, великолепный, дорогой

Of superior or premium quality; magnificent; expensive.

Examples :

"The highborn leather of her briefcase suggested she worked in a very important office. "

Высококачественная кожа ее портфеля говорила о том, что она работает в очень важном офисе.

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