peaked

英 [piːkt]

美 [piːkt]

adj.  有帽舌的; 有帽檐的
v.  达到高峰; 达到最高值
peak的过去式

过去式：peaked　过去分词：peaked　

BNC.22159 / COCA.26102

牛津词典

adj.

• 有帽舌的；有帽檐的
  having a peak n.(4)
• 有帽舌的；有帽檐的
  having a peak n.(4)

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 有帽舌的
  Apeakedcap has a pointed or rounded part that sticks out above your eyes.
  1. ...a man in a blue-grey uniform and peaked cap.
     穿着蓝灰色制服、戴着有帽舌的帽子的男人

英英释义

adj

• having or rising to a peak
  1. the peaked ceiling
  2. the island's peaked hills

双语例句

• Hong Kong property prices peaked in 1997, just before the Asian financial crisis.
  香港房地产价格在1997年见顶，随即爆发了亚洲金融危机。
• Toy sales peaked lust before christmas.
  玩具销售额在圣诞节前夕达到最高峰。
• The Case-Shiller house price index for the US peaked in the second quarter of 2006.
  美国case-shiller房价指数于2006年第二季度达到顶峰。
• Temperatures have peaked at over thirty degrees Celsius
  温度最高达30摄氏度以上。
• The level is high, but inflation remains in check and unemployment seems to have peaked.
  尽管这一水平较高，但通胀仍在控制之下，失业率似乎已达到峰值。
• Unemployment peaked at8.1% in june.
  六月份失业率达到了8.1%的高峰。
• On their definitions, the number of international wars peaked during the1970s and has been falling slowly since.
  按照他们的定义，国际战争数量在上世纪70年代达到顶峰，之后就缓慢下降了。
• In China, we are seeing evidence that inflation may have peaked three months ago.
  在中国，我们看到的证据表明，通胀率可能在3个月前就已经见顶。
• When liquidity had dried up for developers, the market peaked.
  对于开发商而言，但流动性枯竭的时候，市场也就见顶了。
• The crisis peaked in July 1974
  那场危机在1974年7月达到巅峰。