High-end meaning in English
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Definition
high-end (products): expensive, costly; luxury, high-quality, top of the range (products)
Our store specializes in high-end products. Most of the things we sell are luxury items and very expensive.
Pronunciation examples
UK: My sophisticated books are targeted to the high-end consumer.
US: I paid a lot of money for this high-end stereo.
Examples
- "An established, high-end French product on the American market could do very well."
- "An established, high-end French product on the American market would do very well."
- "Aside from its famed lines of clothing, elegant runway models and shows, PLP released a number of high-end fragrances over the years including the controversial "Opiate"."
Exercise 1
True or False? Gulliver's Travel Agency has experience with high-end customers.
True or False? Gulliver's Travel Agency has experience with high-end customers.
This is a true statement. Andrea says "We have a long-established client base in the luxury sector" meaning that her company has experience, or has worked with high-profile, or rich clients in the past. "High-end (products)" are designed to attract sophisticated or discerning customers and are often priced accordingly.
This statement is not false.
Exercise 2
A high-end product is a/an product.
A high-end product is a/an high-quality product.
high-quality : A "high-end" product is a fine, or high-quality product. "High-end" products are designed to attract sophisticated or discerning customers and are often priced accordingly. In this conversation, Bruno tells Terrance Cashman that a "high-end" product would have success in the American market.
innovative: An "innovative" product is original or pioneering, but not necessarily "high-end".
high-tech: A "high-tech" product is a "technologically advanced" product. "High-tech" expresses a different meaning than "high-end".
homemade: A "homemade" product is "made at home", or is not produced commercially or industrially. "Homemade" expresses a different meaning than "high-end".
Exercise 3
A high-end product is a/an product.
A high-end product is a/an high-quality product.
high-quality: A "high-end" product is a fine, or high-quality product. "High-end" products are designed to attract sophisticated or discerning customers and are often priced accordingly. In this conversation, Bruno tells Tabitha Cashman that a "high-end" product would have success in the American market.
innovative: An "innovative" product is original or pioneering, but not necessarily "high-end".
high-tech: A "high-tech" product is a "technologically advanced" product. "High-tech" expresses a different meaning than "high-end".
homemade: A "homemade" product is "made at home", or is not produced commercially or industrially. "Homemade" expresses a different meaning than "high-end".
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