high tech

high tech

noun

highly specialized, complex technology, as in electronics
☆ furnishings, fashions, etc. that in design or look suggest industrial use, as by being stark, metallic, or strictly utilitarian

high′·-tech′ adjective

Converse of object

go: If the boulder moved at an uneven rate we would have to go high tech and use a bendy wire instead.
use: In order to prevent the sand collapsing into the bore, Stent elected to use a high tech Polymer drilling fluid.
include: Miri's growth includes the award-winning, high tech, Sarawak campus of Curtin University of Technology, Australia.
seem: People find that voice automation and Emily make the company seem more high tech, innovative, competitive and a leader in technology.
offer: Oil additive companies offered high tech - and high price - lubricity agents, viscosity modifiers and detergent packages.

Adjective modifier

new: We brought a new freezer for Christmas one of these new high tech Frost Free models.
many: We have had an overwhelming response to our service and delivered new connections to many high tech and research clients.

Preposition: in

appearance: It is high tech in appearance as well as in design and build.

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