high-resolution

high-resolution — adjective

1. High-resolution screens, photos, or images show very fine details clearly becaus

1.形容詞B1
釋義

High-resolution screens, photos, or images show very fine details clearly because the picture is made of many tiny dots or pixels.

例句

The new tablet has a high-resolution screen that makes text look sharp and easy to read.

collocation: high-resolution screen

Yara printed her high-resolution photos on large paper for the gallery show.

同義詞
  • high-definition

    used mainly for video and television content, while high-resolution is broader (screens, photos, scans)

  • sharp

    informal; suggests clear edges in an image without specifying technical resolution

  • detailed

    broader in meaning — can describe anything with many visible features, not just images

反義詞
  • low-resolution

    direct opposite; an image with few pixels showing little detail

  • blurry

    informal; describes an image whose edges and features are not clearly defined

文法句型

high-resolution + noun

用法筆記

Almost always used before a noun (attributive position). The predicative form (e.g. "This screen is high-resolution") is uncommon in formal writing, though it appears in informal contexts.

常見錯誤

❌I need a high resolution photo for printing.
✅I need a high-resolution photo for printing.
💡When the compound adjective comes before the noun, it must be hyphenated.
❌The camera takes resolution high pictures.
✅The camera takes high-resolution pictures.
💡The adjective must come before the noun, not after it.