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• 形容某事物已达到最高点或最高水平，也（较少见）形容人面色苍白、憔悴。

Describes something that has reached its highest point or maximum level, or (less commonly) describes someone who looks pale and unwell.

1. Slightly ill or paleB2informal

   Appearing pale, tired, or unwell, often due to illness or fatigue.

   面色苍白

   • She looked a bit peaked after the long flight.
   • He felt peaked and decided to stay home from work.
   • The child appeared peaked, so the mother took his temperature.

   同义词ashenpalepallidpastypeakysicklywan

   反义词flourishinghealthyheartyrobustwell

2. Having a peak or pointB2formal

   Shaped with a pointed top or rising to a maximum point.

   尖顶的

   • The peaked roof of the cottage was covered in snow.
   • The graph shows a peaked curve at the highest value.
   • The mountain has a distinctly peaked summit.

   同义词conicalcrestedpointedpyramidalridgedsharpspikytaperingtipped

• 动词，表示达到最高点或最高水平，如强度、表现或数量达到顶峰。

A verb used to indicate reaching the highest point or maximum level of something, such as intensity, performance, or quantity.

1. Reach maximum pointB2formal

   To reach the highest point, level, or intensity.

   达到顶峰

   • The athlete peaked during the final race of the season.
   • Sales peaked in December before the holiday rush.
   • His career peaked when he won the prestigious award.

   同义词climaxculminatetop out

   反义词bottomdeclinedropnadirplungetrough

2. Become pointed or sharpC1formal

   To form or rise into a peak or point.

   变尖

   • The mountain peaks sharply against the skyline.
   • The graph peaks at the center of the data set.
   • Her voice peaked with excitement as she told the story.

   同义词pointtaper