No. 3,426 in Spanish
elevada
High or elevated.
In a sentence
La montaña tiene una cima elevada.
The mountain has a high summit.
In this sentence, 'elevada' is used as an adjective to describe the 'cima' (summit) of a mountain, indicating that it is high or elevated in physical height.
El costo de los productos es bastante elevado.
The cost of the products is quite high.
Here, 'elevado' functions as an adjective referring to the 'cost', describing its metaphorical height or high valuation.
La calidad de su trabajo es elevada.
The quality of their work is high.
This usage of 'elevada' serves as an adjective describing the 'calidad' (quality) of someone's work, indicating excellence or superior level.
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