英:[piːk]
美:[piːk]
英:[piːk]
美:[piːk]
复数:peaks
第三人称单数:peaks
现在分词:peaking
过去式:peaked
过去分词:peaked
peaklike (adj.)
词根:peak
adj.peaked 尖的;消瘦的;有遮檐的
peaky 多峰的;尖峰的;憔悴的
v.peaked 到达高点,消瘦,竖起(peak的过去式和过去分词形式)
noun
a pointed or projecting part of a garmentespecially: the visor of a cap or hat
The cap's peak shades his eyes.
promontory
a steep rocky peak
a sharp or pointed end
the peak of a roof
the top of a hill or mountain ending in a point
the fog hung … heavily on the peak of the hill—H. D. Skidmore
something resembling a mountain peak
Beat the cream until it forms stiff peaks.
the upper aftermost corner of a fore-and-aft sail
the narrow part of a ship's bow or stern or the part of the hold in it
the highest level or greatest degree
a singer at the peak of her popularity
a high point in a course of development especially as represented on a graph
The graph shows that murders in the city reached a peak two years ago.
widow's peak
verb (1)
intransitive verb
to reach a maximum (as of capacity, value, or activity)—often used with out
transitive verb
to cause to come to a peak, point, or maximum
adjective
being at or reaching the maximum peak output peak performance operating at peak strength/efficiency Wang thinks that groundwater was jolted free by the quake. The water then trickled down into the streams and reached a peak outpour about 30 days later.—Thomas Sumner Air-conditioning is also one of the main contributors to peak electric power demand …—Shane Cashmanalso: of, relating to, or being a period of maximum intensity or activity And because women, as a whole, leave later for work than men, they tend to travel right smack-dab in the peak hours of congestion (and even more so in the afternoon peak hours, which is partially why those tend to be worse.) —Tom Vanderbilt
peak levels
being at the height of popularity, use, or attention—used before the name of a product, person, cultural trend, etc.All this is to say, we are at peak Wes Anderson—or rather, we have been for a very, very long time. We have to ask: why is this style so easy to send up? And why is it so hard to dislodge?—Louis Wise
Just when you think we've surely reached peak bourbon, someone else ups the ante. No longer is it enough to have the oldest, the rarest, or the most expensive whiskey, or even to pick a personal barrel from a distillery.—Dana McMahan
verb (2)
intransitive verb
to grow thin or sickly
to dwindle away
verb (3)
transitive verb
nautical to set (a gaff, a yard, etc.) nearer the perpendicular
rowing to hold (oars) with blades well raised
peak value峰值
peak load[经]最大负载
peak period波峰周期;尖峰期
peak power峰值功率,巅值功率
peak area[化]峰面积
peak time(收听广播、收看电视的)高峰时间
at the peak of在…高峰期
peak current峰值电流;峰电流
peak stress峰值应力
peak season旺季
peak shaving峰值负载抑制;高峰调节
absorption peak吸收峰;辐射吸收
peak pressure峰值压力;巅峰压力;最大压力
peak flow洪峰;最大流量
peak performance最佳表演;最佳性能
peak voltage峰值电压;峰压;最大电压
peak acceleration峰值加速度;最大加速度值
peak hour高峰时间;峰荷时间
peak height峰高
peak reverse voltage反峰电压;反向峰值电压
这组词都有“山”的意思,其区别是:
hill通常指小的土山、石山或浅丘。有时也指高山,复数表群山。
volcano特指主要由喷出的熔岩和火山灰堆积而成的圆锥形火山。
mountain通常指比hill高而陡的高山、山岳。但这种区别不是绝对的,“大”与“小”常常是相对而言。
range形成的山脉或岭。
mount常用于地名之前, 即一般放在专用名词前,书面用词。
peak指山峰,也可指山顶。
以上来源于网络
这组词都有“顶点”的意思,其区别是:
peak指山峰的全部或上部。
sumit书面用词,指山的最顶峰部分,也指通过努力可以达到的最高水平,还指最重要的,国家间的首脑最高级会谈。
climax指戏剧等的高潮,也指事物发展中的极点,因此多含其后由盛而衰的意味。
top普通用词,可指包括人或物或其它任何的最高点或顶点。
以上来源于网络
1520年代,“尖顶,突出的山峰”,是 pike(n.4)“尖锐的顶点”的变体。意思是“山顶,一个具有或多或少圆锥形山顶的陡峭山峰”,记录于1630年代,尽管 pike 在1400年代就被用于这个意义上。比喻意义是1784年。关于胡须,是在1590年代; 关于帽子,是在1650年代。意思是“额头上由头发形成的尖点”,始于1833年。作为任何变化数量中“最高点”,或者这种情况发生的时间,始于1902年。
The Peak,英格兰德比郡的著名山丘,比“山顶”的词汇更古老; 可以比较一下古英语 Peaclond,表示该地区, Pecsaetan,表示定居在那里的人, Peaces ærs,表示 Peak Cavern。在这种情况下,有时说这是指一个精灵居住地 Peac “Puck”。
斜桁尖头
达到高峰
达到最高点
达到最佳状态
峰:图表或任何其他变量的顶点或上限
峰荷热源
peak-load heat source
峰
又称 :峰(mount )
峰值
[value] 曾用名“巅值”。
帽檐
调峰方案: peak-load regulating design
调峰容量: peak-load regulating capacity
峰值纹波因数: peak-ripple factor, peak distortion factor
旺季
营业高峰
经济周期的繁荣顶点
Noun, Verb (1), and Adjective perhaps alteration of pike Verb (2) origin unknown Verb (3) from apeak held vertically
The first known use of peak was in the 15th century
peculiaradjective
characteristic of only one person, thing, or place
a custom peculiar to England
different from the usual or normal
peculiar behavior
peak1 of 2noun
a part of a piece of clothing that is pointed or sticks outespecially: the front part of a cap or hat
the top of a hill or mountain
a mountain all by itself
the highest point of development
the peak of perfection
peak2 of 2verb
to reach or cause to come to a peak, point, or maximum
1 Only towering Parnassus was not quite covered, and the bit of dry land on its very topmost peak was the means by which mankind escaped destruction.
2 I could clearly see the peaks on the banks.
两岸沿途的山峰清晰可见.
3 He stood there like an exhausted climber who had just made it to the peak of a mountain.
4 The phytoplankton biomass changed and reached to peak rapidly, then dropped down again in early stage.
施肥后,各试验围隔前期浮游植物生物量随着时间变化明显,迅速达到高峰期.
5 But near the top, where the rocket climbs higher than the swings and the trees, moonlight hits the metal bars all the way up to the peak.
6 The mountain peak loomed through the fog.
那座山峰在雾中隐隐出现.
7 It was the peak of the planting season, and the nights spent on the hard ground took their toll of men whose endurance was needed for the hard daily work in the fields.
8 And the conditions only worsened as I moved down the peak.
9 Smoke curled from the highest peak on the mountain.
10 I was peering up to spy the peak when the blowing snow parted for a moment and I saw a line of people.
11 She flashes me a smile, and the world spins—chairs stretch into colorful putty, laughter crescendos in peaks, and the floor beneath my feet wobbles like the land is melting out from under me.
12 The pearl peak is the highest peak of the world.
珠峰是世界最高的山峰.
13 Thus, the experienced caner will always pause between strokes to allow the agony to reach its peak.
14 When I finally made it upstairs, it was past eight, and Ocean had hit peak panic.
15 In their gray-and-black dress uniforms, their peaked hats adorned with silver skulls and crossbones sitting on their tables, they stood out from the rest of the crowd—neat, severe, and ominous.
16 South from Kostor one peak after another stood out white against a colorless sky; I counted thirteen, the last an undefined glimmer in the mist of distance in the south.
17 Some artists reach a creative peak quite early in their careers and then “go dry,” while others, after a slow and unpromising start, may achieve astonishingly original work in middle age or even later.
18 The Stormhold had been carved out of the peak of Mount Huon by the first lord of Stormhold, who reigned at the end of the First Age and into the beginning of the Second.
19 Once we reached the peak of the greystone hill, I put Denna’s surplus of energy to use and sent her to gather firewood while I made an even larger fire pit than our previous one.
20 Their hair has been moussed to peaks with some of Tía Inés’s hair foam.
1 孤山
2 缩小
miniature imperfect contracted peaked reduction diminution contract neck diminish shorten recede dwindle reduce narrow lessen belittle deescalate minify minish
5 顶点
full height pitch node pride apex vertex climax pinnacle culmination zenith crescendo capper high point breaking point salad days ne plus ultra vertical apical zenithal top head ultimate pink summit APEX meridian cusp acme tip-top copestone climactic cacumen crown sum supreme strain tide noon blossom crest ape payoff capstone spire consummation apotheosis sublimity topgallant be-all topnotch top notch
6 尖端
point end tip toe cusp jut NEB frontier apex nib cutting edge leading edge top pinnacle spearhead fang neb acro-
7 消瘦
marasmic sunken emaciated rawboned starveling scranny symptosis marasmus waste pine rot emaciate raw boned pine away tabes lose flesh cachexia fall away battered seedy haggard pinch poor lean shilpit tabefaction attenuation emaciation droop gaunt macerate extenuate
12 旺季
14 顶峰
pinnacle summit zenith apogee acme big time crest apex apotheosis culminant head crown culmination
15 减少
subtractive peaked waney off loss decrease reduction slash rebate shrinkage attenuation abatement letdown diminution fall-off sink ramp dull diminish slack lessen wane dwindle languish whittle abate downhold down-point reduce limit shake relax shed relieve shave shorten impair lighten soothe deplete dampen slacken emaciate retrench bate minish falling off
17 达到顶点
22 憔悴
wearish wasted gaunt emaciated haggard peaked peaky cadaverous chapfallen toilworn emaciation languishment consume fade pine wilt languish emaciate pine away fallen bony battered seedy tabefaction sear worn drawn consuming withered boney raddled wither peak and pine
27 绝顶
arrant culminant top height summit sublimity tiptop vertical meridian topmost zenithal blithering head crown sum apex vertex culmination zenith plenitude blowoff tip-top raving HT cacumen supreme ape sublime
29 最高的
best top full outside maximum uppermost topmost first ultimate supreme superlative hegemonic -in-chief
31 变憔悴
33 锚爪
34 波峰
35 巅
37 峰值
41 最高
best top full outside maximum uppermost topmost first ultimate supreme superlative hegemonic -in-chief
42 极值
46 尤指
live dry transatlantic up down bellows head drop wall round duty shoe reserve tradition trailer drum needle lamp lounge tongue raid commander ranger derivative tornado bounty dummy fleece unionist raceway trumpeter pick-up hold drain
47 直竖
48 竖起
peaked cocked bristly erective cock stand raise rear bristle uprear stickup arrect rise perk prick strain upset ruffle
49 翘起尾巴
51 达到顶峰
53 高耸
dominant topping towering high-rise peaked towery tower dominate aspire domineer aspiring lofty eminent soaring top soar