Translation of sky-high in Spanish:
sky-high
adverb
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he kicked the ball sky-high — mandó la pelota por los aires- house prices have gone sky-high — el precio de la vivienda se ha disparado / se ha puesto por las nubes
- I see that violent crime is out of control in our cities, snuffing out lives, mangling the limbs of the innocent, raising anxiety levels sky-high.
- Expert view: His cholesterol levels must be sky-high.
- Without Arnie, it is highly debatable if today's prize money would be halfway near its current sky-high levels.
- Plastic processed cheese with practically no nutritional value but sky-high levels of fat is promoted as a source of protein.
- And with Americans eating out more often, anyone who measured the sky-high salt levels in restaurant foods could have predicted trouble.
- ‘It was a hard time - tax levels were sky-high, and it was hard to motivate anyone to work,’ said Doyle.
- Not only that, the interest at these sky-high levels will also be back-dated to when you took out the agreement.
- This may be helpful in a particularly high-risk area, where premiums are sky-high or insurance coverage is generally very difficult to come by.
- Police called for sky-high car insurance premiums in Greater Manchester to be slashed after a huge fall in vehicle crime in the region.
- Others argue that it was the sky-high insurance premiums.
- The levels always pack enough challenges to keep the tension ratcheted sky-high.
- Your chances of attracting a guy can reach sky-high limits, and the only work involved is getting involved.
- house prices have gone sky-high — el precio de la vivienda se ha disparado / se ha puesto por las nubes
adjective
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prices are sky-high — los precios están por las nubes / son astronómicos- he's sky-high on his chances of election — cree que tiene la victoria asegurada
- he's sky-high on his chances of election — cree que tiene la victoria asegurada