Translation guide
Expresses the idea of high resolution in images, displays, or data. The most common equivalent is 高解像度, but other terms are used in specific contexts like photography, printing, or digital media.
Describing something as having high resolution, such as a screen, photo, or dataset.
The standard term for 'high resolution' in most technical and everyday contexts. Can be used as a noun or with の to modify another noun.
This monitor has a high resolution.
Please download the high-resolution image.
Often used for displays and TVs, emphasizing fine detail. Common in terms like 高精細テレビ (HDTV).
Watching movies on a high-definition TV is very beautiful.
Literally 'high image quality'. Used for photos, videos, and displays, focusing on overall picture quality rather than just pixel count.
This camera can shoot in high quality.
Referring to high resolution in terms of dots per inch for printing or scanning.
Describing high-resolution audio or video in terms of sampling rate or bit depth.
Short for 'high resolution audio'. A common term in consumer electronics for audio formats that exceed CD quality.
I bought a music player that supports high-resolution audio.
A more formal term for high-resolution audio, used in technical specifications.
This file is high-resolution audio.
Used in fields like microscopy, spectroscopy, or data analysis to indicate fine detail or precision.
Specifically refers to high resolving power in scientific instruments. Not typically used for consumer electronics.
This microscope has high resolution.
高解像度 (high resolution) focuses on pixel count or detail. 高画質 (high image quality) is broader, including color, contrast, etc. 高精細 (high definition) is often used for displays and TVs, emphasizing fine detail. In many cases they overlap, but 高解像度 is the safest technical term.