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translations for
high note
Definition of high note
The
highest
and usually
climactic
note of a
song
or
composition
, especially one that is difficult to
reach
A
climax
or best
achievement
Examples
After weeks of practice Alyssa was finally able to hit the
high note
of her song perfectly
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