spiking

Spiking

形容词和名词含义

形容词： 1. 尖峰的；突然上升的 2. 突然增加的；急剧攀升的 名词： 1. 尖峰；突然上升 2. （排球）扣球 3. （马术）驰骋 4. （植物学）穗状花序

词语辨析

spiking vs. peak vs. surge Spiking强调突然而短暂的上升，通常用于形容数据、图表等的尖峰；peak指达到的最高点，可以持续较长时间；surge表示急剧的、暂时性的上升。

词汇扩充

- spikelet：小穗（植物学术语，指小麦、玉米等作物上的小穗） - spike heel：尖跟（女鞋的一种跟型） - spike protein：刺突蛋白（生物学术语，如新冠病毒的刺突蛋白）

近义词

upswing, upsurge, increase, surge, rise, escalation

反义词

drop, decline, decrease, fall, plummet

柯林斯词典

spiking (noun)
1. A sudden sharp increase in the number or rate of something.
2. (volleyball) A forceful downward hit into the opponent's court. spiking (adjective)
1. Rising or increasing suddenly and sharply.
2. (botany) Having spikes or spikelets.
3. (of a horse) Running away or bolting.

牛津词典

spiking (noun)
1. The action of impaling, spearing, or transfixing.
2. A sudden sharp increase in the magnitude or concentration of something.
3. The practice of adulterating food or drink with a drug. spiking (adjective)
1. Rising or increasing sharply and quickly.
2. Having or characterized by spikes or spikelets.
3. (of a horse) Running away or bolting suddenly.

用法

- The stock price experienced a spiking increase after the company announced its new product. (名词) - The interest rates have been spiking recently, causing concern for homeowners. (形容词) - The volleyball player executed a powerful spiking serve that was difficult to return. (名词) - The plant has long, narrow leaves with spiking yellow flowers. (形容词)

相关例句

1. The number of COVID-19 cases has been spiking in the past week. (名词)
2. Unemployment rates have seen a spiking increase due to the pandemic. (形容词)
3. The team won the game with a powerful spiking shot. (名词)
4. During the storm, lightning was spiking across the sky. (动词)
5. We need to be cautious as crime rates are spiking in this area. (形容词)
6. She experienced a spiking fever and had to be taken to the hospital. (形容词)
7. The spiking of the drink with drugs led to several cases of poisoning. (名词)
8. His aggressive playstyle often involves spiking the ball over the net. (动词)
9. The spiking stock market caused many investors to gain substantial profits. (形容词)
10. During the concert, the crowd's excitement was spiking with each song. (动词)
11. The plant's spiking flowers added a vibrant touch to the garden. (形容词)
12. She used her knowledge of chemistry to spike the experiment with unexpected results. (动词)
13. The team's performance saw a spiking improvement after hiring a new coach. (名词)
14. The spiking interest in sustainable fashion is encouraging for the industry. (形容词)
15. He accidentally spiked the punch with too much alcohol. (动词)
16. The spiking demand for online shopping has led to the growth of e-commerce. (名词)
17. The runner's speed and agility allowed him to spike ahead of his competitors. (动词)
18. The spiking temperatures in the region are causing concern for farmers. (形容词)
19. The scientist observed a spiking pattern in the data, indicating a sudden change. (名词)
20. The team's morale was spiking after their recent victory. (动词)