peak

peak

形容词

1. **peak** /piːk/ (最高点的)：reaching the highest point or level.
例句：The mountain climbers reached the **peak** of Mount Everest.

名词

1. **peak** /piːk/ (山峰)：a pointed top of a mountain or hill.
例句：We hiked to the summit of the **peak** for a spectacular view of the valley. 2. **peak** /piːk/ (最高水平)：the highest level or point.
例句：The athlete's performance reached its **peak** during the championship. 3. **peak** /piːk/ (巅峰状态)：the time when something or someone is at the highest point or level of ability, achievement, or success.
例句：The singer's popularity was at its **peak** in the 1990s. 4. **peak** /piːk/ (尖顶帽)：a cap with a stiff peak projecting in front.
例句：He wore a baseball **peak** to shield his eyes from the sun.

词语辨析

- **peak** vs **summit** vs **top**：
- **peak**强调山峰的尖顶，常用于指高山的顶峰。 - **summit**泛指山的顶部，也可用于指其他事物的高峰，如会议的高峰。 - **top**泛指事物的顶部，包括山的顶峰在内。

词汇扩充

- **peaky** /ˈpiːki/ (形容词)：looking pale and unhealthy, often because of illness.
例句：She appeared **peaky** after the long flight.

近义词

- **summit** /ˈsʌmɪt/：the highest point of a mountain or hill. - **crest** /krɛst/：the top of something, especially a mountain or hill.

反义词

- **valley** /ˈvæli/：a low area of land between hills or mountains, typically with a river or stream flowing through it.

柯林斯词典

- **peak** /piːk/： 1. The **peak** of a process or an activity is the point at which it is at its strongest, most successful, or most fully developed. 2. The **peak** of a mountain is its pointed top. 3. The **peak** of a cap is the flat stiff part at the front. 4. If a price or value **peaks**, it reaches its highest level. 5. **Peaked** means looking thin, ill, or tired.

牛津词典

- **peak** /piːk/： 1. The pointed top of a mountain. 2. The narrow part of something that forms a point. 3. The highest point of something; the point or period when something is at its best or most successful. 4. A projecting point or narrow piece. 5. Reach a highest point, either of a specified value or at a specified time.

用法

- **peak**可用作名词或形容词。

例句

1. The hikers finally reached the **peak** of the mountain. 登山者终于到达了山顶。 2. The company's profits reached a new **peak** this year. 公司今年的利润达到了新的高峰。 3. The sun rose over the snowy **peak** of the mountain. 太阳从雪山的山顶升起。 4. The child looked **peaky** and pale after being sick. 孩子病后看起来苍白无力。 5. The stock market **peaked** last week and then began to decline. 股市上周达到了峰值，然后开始下跌。 6. The athlete's performance was at its **peak** during the Olympic Games. 运动员在奥运会期间表现出色。 7. She wore a hat with a **peak** to shield her face from the sun. 她戴着一顶带有帽舌的帽子，以防阳光晒到脸上。 8. The team celebrated their victory at the **summit** of the mountain. 队员们在山顶上庆祝胜利。 9. The project is currently at its **peak** of productivity. 项目目前正处于最高生产力状态。 10. The company's stock price **peaked** at $100 per share. 公司的股价达到每股100美元的峰值。 11. She felt a sense of accomplishment as she reached the **peak** of her career. 她在事业的顶峰感到一种成就感。 12. The mountain climbers faced a challenging climb to reach the **peak**. 登山者们面临着艰巨的攀登任务，以达到山顶。 13. The hiker took a moment to enjoy the breathtaking view from the **summit**. 登山者停下来欣赏了从山顶上壮丽的景色。 14. The team's performance is currently at the **top** of the league. 球队目前在联赛中处于领先位置。 15. The popularity of the singer **peaked** in the 1990s and then declined. 这位歌手的人气在90年代达到了高峰，然后下降了。 16. The hiker's heart raced as she approached the **crest** of the mountain. 登山者接近山顶时，心跳加快。 17. The company's stock price **peaked** and then dropped significantly. 公司的股价达到顶峰，然后大幅下跌。 18. The child's energy levels are at their **peak** in the morning. 孩子的精力在早上处于最高状态。 19. The **peaky** appearance of the patient concerned the doctor. 病人苍白的外貌让医生担心。 20. The sun set behind the **peak** of the mountain, casting a beautiful glow across the landscape. 太阳在山顶后落山，给整个风景带来美丽的光芒。