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Meanings of high-tech in English

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Resembling or making use of highly advanced technology or devices.

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Usage of high-tech in English
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The new high-tech plants will likely create far fewer jobs than expected.
Reuters
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China says its increasingly high-tech military forces are purely for defensive purposes.
Reuters
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It would represent a high-tech answer to the question of environmental ethics.
The South African
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It's also pretty simple to start accounting for all the high-tech violence.
The Guardian
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To survive, the remaining funds must focus on high-tech investments, he said.
Reuters
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The high-tech industry generally supports the legislation while drug companies oppose it.
Reuters
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There's definitely a trend toward high-tech practicality in terms of fuel economy.
Reuters
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The Company has the advantage of high-tech R&D needs in the future.
Reuters
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Compeed's new liquid bandage takes a high-tech approach to cuts and scrapes.
The Irish Times
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Wired on Friday: Data, for all its high-tech connotations, is nothing new.
The Irish Times
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Products range from simple putting devices to swing aids and high-tech simulators.
The Irish Times
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It said the additional taxation was hurting emerging high-tech and communications businesses.
The Irish Times
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Mexico needs schools, rural development, and an independent judiciary, not high-tech weaponry.
The Guardian
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The results from studies using high-tech anxiety-measuring machinery are, at best, mixed.
59 seconds: think a little, change a lot
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Second most popular was the cover-up-of-high-tech-accident theory-Switchcreekas a genetic down-winderstory.
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What magic there is too high-tech to create either wonder or surprise.
The Irish Times
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