High-profile meaning in English
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Definition
high-profile: famous, well-known, with a reputation
Examples
- "It may sound like an accident waiting to happen, but certain high-profile university professors are researching powering aircraft with on-board nuclear reactors."
- "Fred Farmer : Well, as you're a high-profile psychologist, the device is yours for free, along with a generous testing fee, say $10,000?"
Exercise 1
Select the TRUE statements from the list below.
There may be more than one correct answer!
There may be more than one correct answer!
Select the TRUE statements from the list below.
There may be more than one correct answer!
There may be more than one correct answer!
This is incorrect. Fred gives Donna the Mindmelt device and she will be paid $10,000 to test it.
This is not a right choice. Donna says "I'm going to need a little more convincing, I'm afraid". It is in fact Fred who has to convince Donna.
This is correct. Fred says "Our latest product – Mindmelt - is literally a miracle in a box". "Newest" has the same meaning as "latest" or "most recent". By saying "miracle in a box", Fred means that the Mindmelt device contains technology that is very impressive.
This is a right choice. Fred says to Donna "as you're a high-profile psychologist, the device is yours for free". Someone or something with a "high profile" has a well-publicized presence or stance. For example: The Olympic Games is a high-profile sports event.
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