spike

释义

n.尖状物; （防滑）鞋钉; 穗; 猛增vt.加烈酒于; 用尖物刺入; 阻止…传播；拒绝发表

词态变化

复数 :   spikes ; 第三人称单数 :   spikes ; 过去式 :   spiked ; 过去分词 :   spiked ; 现在分词 :   spiking ;

实用场景例句

A massive 15-foot wall topped with sharp metal spikes

装有锋利金属尖刺的巨大15英尺高墙

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Rusty receipts were impaled on a sharp steel spike.

生锈的收据被刺穿在一根锋利的金属钉上。

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Her unruly locks stood up in sharp spikes.

她凌乱的发丝以尖锐的尖刺状竖起。

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A delicate spike adorned with soft-hued flowers.

一根精致的穗状花序上装饰着柔和色调的花朵。

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The anticipated wartime boom in commerce failed to materialize, with only a minor spike in financial transactions observed.

人们预料的战时商业繁荣并未出现，仅观察到金融交易的小幅激增。

金山词霸

Unfounded doubts began to spike in their thoughts regarding potential contamination of their drinks.

他们心中开始莫名地涌现强烈的怀疑，担心自己的饮料可能被下毒。

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Laced beverages containing tranquilizers are spiked intentionally.

被故意掺入的含镇静剂饮品。

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A line of wooden spikes on a fence

栅栏上的一排木刺

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Her coat was covered in spikes.

她的外套上布满了尖刺。

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a pair of cleats

一双防滑钉鞋

金山词霸

Oil prices experienced a sharp spike last month.

上个月油价出现了急剧上涨。

金山词霸

He offered her a dessert spiked with sedatives.

他给了她一份偷偷加了镇静剂的甜点。

金山词霸

( figurative ) His laughter was spiked with sarcasm.

他的笑声中夹杂着讽刺。

金山词霸

The company spiked the project due to concerns about potential financial losses.

由于担心潜在的经济损失，该公司中止了这个项目。

金山词霸

The stock price spiked to a record high this morning.

这只股票的价格今早飙升到了历史新高。

金山词霸

If no. 6 had set up better, Louis would have made a terrific spike.

如果6号队员的二传更好些, 路易斯就会扣个好球.

期刊摘选

That could limit the next spike in commodity prices once the economy recovers.

这样一来,一旦经济复苏,能源价格再度急剧攀升的势头也会受到限制.

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They'll do anything to spike the guns of the opposition.

他们会使出各种手段来挫败对手.

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The probability curve would have collapsed to a narrow spike.

几率线则会缩成一条狭窄的峰.

辞典例句

The seismograph showed a sharp spike in response to the temblor.

地震仪对震动显示一个对应的锐波.

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英英释义

Noun

1. a transient variation in voltage or current

2. sports equipment consisting of a sharp point on the sole of a shoe worn by athletes;

"spikes provide greater traction"

3. fruiting spike of a cereal plant especially corn

4. (botany) an indeterminate inflorescence bearing sessile flowers on an unbranched axis

5. a sharp rise followed by a sharp decline;

"the seismograph showed a sharp spike in response to the temblor"

6. a sharp-pointed projection along the top of a fence or wall

7. a long sharp-pointed implement (wood or metal)

8. any holding device consisting of a long sharp-pointed object

9. a long metal nail

Verb

1. stand in the way of

2. pierce with a sharp stake or point;

"impale a shrimp on a skewer"

3. secure with spikes

4. bring forth a spike or spikes;

"my hyacinths and orchids are spiking now"

5. add alcohol beverages

6. manifest a sharp increase;

"the voltage spiked"