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sum·mit
suh miht
Noun
1. the highest level or degree attainable;
"his landscapes were deemed the acme of beauty"
"the artist's gifts are at their acme"
"at the height of her career"
"the peak of perfection"
"summer was at its peak"
"...catapulted Einstein to the pinnacle of fame"
"the summit of his ambition"
"so many highest superlatives achieved by man"
"at the top of his profession"
2. the top point of a mountain or hill;
"the view from the peak was magnificent"
"they clambered to the summit of Monadnock"
3. a meeting of heads of governments
Verb
1. reach the summit of a mountain;
"Many mountaineers go up Mt. Everest but not all summit"
summit conference高峰会议;首脑会议
约1400年,somet,指物理事物的“最高点,顶点,极点”,来源于古法语somete“顶点,顶峰”,该词是som、sum“最高部分,小山的顶部”(拉丁语中为summum,用作中性形容词最高级summus的名词用法)的缩小词形,源自原印欧语词根*uper“超过”。
英语中这个词更早的形式是summity(14世纪末),来自古法语summite,然后是从晚期拉丁语summitas演变而来。
从1711年起,比喻地指抽象事物。其意义中的“国家首脑会议”(1950年)起源于温斯顿·丘吉尔将其比喻为“高峰会谈”,而当时通常在此含义下会使用词组at the summit;summit单独用于此意义是在1959年,可能是summit meeting(1955年便有)的简称。
顶峰
顶:最高点
Noun Middle English somete, from Anglo-French sumet, diminutive of sum top, from Latin summum, neuter of summus highest — more at sum
The first known use of summit was in the 15th century
sumpnoun
a pit or reservoir serving as a container or as a drain for liquids
sumonoun
a Japanese form of wrestling in which a contestant loses if forced out of the ring or if any part of the body except the soles of the feet touches the ground
summons1 of 2noun
the act of summoningespecially: a call by authority to appear at a place named or to attend to some duty
a warning or notice to appear in court
a call, signal, or knock that summons
summons2 of 2verb
summon sense 2
summonverb
to call or send for in order to meet : convene
to order to appear before a court of law
to send for
summon a physician
to call into being
summon up courage
summonverb
to call or send for in order to meet : convene
to order to appear before a court of law
to send for
summon a physician
to call into being
summon up courage
summonverb
to call or send for in order to meet : convene
to order to appear before a court of law
to send for
summon a physician
to call into being
summon up courage
summonverb
to call or send for in order to meet : convene
to order to appear before a court of law
to send for
summon a physician
to call into being
summon up courage
summitnoun
top entry 1 sense 1a, apexespecially: the highest point (as of a mountain)
the topmost level that can be reached
the highest level of officialsespecially: the diplomatic level of heads of government
a conference of the highest-level officials (as heads of government)
1 The mountain range has summits over 10,000 feet high.
2 Since $5.5 million had been invested in their film project, they had a big incentive to remain on the mountain and undertake a summit attempt.
3 At 11:30, the three men turned their backs on the summit and headed down, and Hall sent Sherpas Kami and Lhakpa Chhiri down with them.
4 Yet this is essentially the same offer that has failed to produce meaningful outcomes in the past — including at the Trump-Kim summits — and North Korea has been ignoring the Biden administration’s attempts to make contact.
5 The storm swirled above it, spinning on the summit like it was the axis for the whole world.
6 The flag of China was raised on the summit of Mount Qomolangma.
五星红旗插上了珠穆朗玛峰的顶峰.
7 He hopped up the rocks, drawn toward the summit for a better look, saw an officer: Colonel Rice of the 44th New York, with the same idea.
8 I reached the top of the serac without it collapsing and flopped breathless onto its flat summit, my heart pounding like a jackhammer.
9 I followed the trail two miles through the valley and up on to the summit of a high pinnacle called Fourth Mountain.
10 “Enjoy your summit with the English delegation,” she tells him flatly, and Alex sends up a vague prayer of thanks for staff NDAs.
11 By fixing my sights on one summit after another, I managed to keep my bearings through some thick postadolescent fog.
12 At dark, the Montenegrins returned to the Col to report that the summit had remained out of reach: they’d turned around below the Hillary Step.
13 I decided to spend the night there, on the narrow crest, sixteen hundred feet below the summit.
14 The assault on the summit must wait while the three boys accepted this challenge.
15 The news is all about the latest summit meeting.
这条消息是关於最近的首脑级会议的。
16 We were camped at a lofty spot called Indian Grave Gap, between two brooding summits—the one tiring to recollect, the other dispiriting to behold.
17 So it appears that while it is easier for a few high achievers to scale the summits of wealth, for many others it has become harder to move up from one economic class to another.
18 All told, thirty-four climbers departed for the summit in the middle of that night.
19 Confounded, we stood at the bottom of the summit and looked at each other.
20 I wanted him to reach the summit almost as badly as I wanted to reach it myself.
1 巅峰
3 高阶层的
4 顶峰
culminant head peak crown pinnacle culmination zenith apogee acme big time APEX high water mark high tide the acme the summit apex apotheosis
5 极度
freaking woundy all high black deep extreme supreme intense mad terrific cruel sovereign utmost dire almighty frantic unimaginable excruciating abysmal frightful ruddy fiendish uttermost shitless deuced veriest plaguey super royal rarely terrible awful desperately terribly awfully mortally thumping tearing confounded swingeing confoundedly amain consumedly main perfection extremity fastigium above measure to a fare thee well to the utmost fit to kill up to the handle rare old to the world hell of a to heaven as hell up a storm to the wide great vast violent excessive towering nth red-hot helluva wide bitter screamingly top sum in extreme to the limit the worst way outside profound exuberant exceeding shocking worst tarnal reach culmination fare-thee-well hell fired toto caelo
7 最高阶层
8 顶点
peak vertical meridian climactic apical zenithal cacumen height pitch ultimate crown sum pride supreme strain tide noon blossom crest ape apex vertex climax pinnacle payoff culmination cusp capstone spire zenith consummation acme tip-top apotheosis sublimity capper topgallant be-all topnotch top notch crescendo full tip noontide capsheaf ne plus ultra top end neplusultra top head pink APEX copestone apogee breaking point high maximum pole blowoff sticking place
10 极点
full pitch strain pole vertex climax sublime zenith apogee acme capper blowoff climactic top extremity culmination solstice sublimity capsheaf coping stone ultima Thule ne plus ultra height pinnacle last word breaking point ultimate extreme Pole crescendo tip-top end head maximum sum apotheosis perihelion be-all
11 最高点
culminant HT maximum peak ultimate vertex brink meridian culmination solstice apogee acme Everest topgallant noontide topnotch pitch apex zenith crescendo vertical noon
13 绝顶
arrant culminant top height peak sublimity tiptop vertical tops vertex payoff tip-top at full sea meridian topmost zenithal blithering head crown sum apex culmination zenith plenitude blowoff
15 最高级会议