Pronunciation: /haɪ ˈpɔɪntər/
noun A person who participates in the sport of orienteering and seeks out the highest point on a course
A1 A high pointer is someone who reaches the top of a mountain.
A2 The high pointer proudly displayed their collection of summit photos.
B1 Becoming a high pointer requires dedication and physical fitness.
B2 The high pointer set a new record for reaching the highest peaks in the region.
C1 The high pointer's passion for mountaineering led them to conquer some of the world's most challenging summits.
C2 As a seasoned high pointer, they had climbed mountains on every continent.
adjective Describing someone or something related to the activity of high pointing in orienteering
A1 I saw a high pointer mountain while hiking.
A2 The high pointer score on the test was impressive.
B1 She is a high pointer student, always getting top marks.
B2 The high pointer performance of the team secured their victory.
C1 His high pointer skills in negotiation have led to many successful deals.
C2 The high pointer quality of the product sets it apart from competitors.
formal The high pointer is an important metric used in data analysis to identify outliers.
informal My friend is a high pointer in our group project, always contributing the most.
slang She's a real high pointer when it comes to video games, always getting the high scores.
figurative In the world of investing, he's a high pointer, always making smart decisions that pay off.
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