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Definition of peaking - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
achievementreaching the highest point or level
- The athlete is peaking just in time for the championship.
2.
- He looked peaking after the long illness.
Noun
measurementthe process of reaching the highest point or value
- The peaking of demand happened during the summer months.
Origin of peaking
English, peak (top) + -ing (suffix)
Terms with peaking included in their meaning
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peaking
reaching a peak or climax
Examples of peaking in a sentence
The stock prices are peaking this quarter. She appeared peaking after the exhausting hike. The child was peaking due to the flu. Analysts predicted a peaking of online sales just before the holiday deadline. A sudden peaking of the fever at midnight alarmed the parents.
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- French:à son apogée, pic, ...
- German:den höchsten Punkt erreichen, Höchststand, ...
- Italian:al culmine, raggiungimento del picco, ...
- Spanish:en su punto máximo, alcance del punto máximo, ...
- Portuguese:no auge, pico, ...
- Chinese:处于巅峰, 达峰, ...
- Japanese:ピークに達する, ピーク化, ...
- Arabic:في أَوْجِهِ, بُلُوغُ الذِّرْوَة, ...
- Hebrew:בְּשִׂיאוֹ, הַגָּעָה לְשִׂיא, ...
- Russian:находиться на вершине, пик, ...
- Ukrainian:на піку, досягнення піку, ...
- Hindi:चरम पर, चरम पर पहुँचना, ...
Definition of peak - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
geographythe highest point of a mountain or hill
- We reached the peak of the mountain by noon.
2.
measurementmaximum point, level, or value
- Traffic hits its peak during rush hour..
3.
successthe most successful or strongest point of something
- Her career was at its peak in the 1990s.
4.
hatDated UK pointed or projecting part of a capDated UK
- He adjusted the peak of his cap to block the sun.
5.
sailingTECH. the upper aftermost corner of a sailTECH.
- The sailor adjusted the peak of the sail.
Verb
1.
maximumintr. reach the highest point or levelintr.
- The athlete peaked during the final race.
2.
shapeintr. form or rise into a peak or pointintr.
- The mountain peaks beautifully against the sky.
3.
maritimetr. TECH. raise the point of a gaff closer to perpendiculartr. TECH.
- The sailor peaked the gaff to adjust the sail.
4.
medicalintr. Dated UK become sick or wanintr. Dated UK
- He began to peak after the long journey.
Adjective
1.
maximumat the highest level or value
- The athlete was in peak condition for the race.
2.
quintessentialUK representing the best or most typical exampleUK
- This movie is peak comedy of the decade.
3.
high demandrelating to a time of highest demand
- Traffic is worst during peak hours.
Images of peak
the highest point of a mountain or hill
Expressions with peak
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at the highest point or level of something
She was at the peak of her career when she won the award.
get to the highest point or level
Sales reach a peak during the holiday season.
achieve the highest level of success or ability
She reached her peak in her career last year.
in the best possible state
The athlete was in peak condition for the championship.
state of excellent health
He felt at the peak of health after his recovery.
highest point of a mountain
We reached the mountain peak by noon.
time of highest traffic or demand
The roads are busiest during peak hour.
period with the most traffic on roads or public transport
Commuters face delays during peak time every morning.
during the time something is most successful or intense
The company expanded rapidly at its peak.
cause to reach maximum intensity
The coach's strategy brought the team's performance to a peak.
the most successful period in one's job
He was at the peak of his career when he became CEO.
the best level someone or something can achieve
The athlete reached peak performance during the final race.
time when activity or demand is at its highest
The subway is crowded during the peak period.
time of highest demand in tourism
Hotels are fully booked during peak season.
time when the largest number of users try to move or connect
During peak traffic, the subway trains are completely packed.
time when most people watch TV or streaming shows
Advertisers pay more during peak viewing time.
happening when demand is lowest, often with cheaper prices
Off-peak tickets are cheaper than regular ones.
moment of highest happiness or fulfillment
Winning the championship was a peak experience for the team.
highest usage level in a system or service
The internet experiences peak load during the evening.
reach the highest point or level
The mountain climbers will peak up at dawn.
time or level when the most viewers watch a broadcast or channel
The commercial aired during peak viewing to reach the largest audience.
highest amount of energy per second a device or system can reach
The amplifier has a peak power of 200 watts per channel.
highest numerical level reached by a changing measurement within a given range
The sensor recorded a peak value just before the system automatically shut down.
highest point of a roof structure
The chimney extends above the roof peak.
Origin of peak
Middle English, pike (pointed top)
Examples of peak in a sentence
Hikers admired the view from the peak. The stock market reached its peak last year. He was at the peak of his career. The athlete reached his peak during the Olympics. The company's profits hit a peak last quarter. The rain dripped from the peak of her cap.
His cap's peak was bent after the fall. The peak of the sail caught the wind perfectly. He tightened the ropes at the peak of the sail. The stock prices peaked in early September. Interest in the product peaked last year. The waves peak sharply before crashing down. The roof peaks at the center of the house. They peaked the gaff to catch more wind. To stabilize the boat, he peaked the gaff. She started to peak after eating the street food. The child peaked during the long flight. The stock market reached peak levels last year. She was at her peak performance during the finals. Her performance was peak artistry at its finest. This dish is peak culinary excellence. Electricity rates are higher during peak periods. Peak seasons see a surge in tourist numbers.
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- French:sommet, culminer, ...
- German:Gipfel, gipfeln, ...
- Italian:vetta, culminare, ...
- Spanish:cima, alcanzar el máximo, ...
- Portuguese:cume, atingir o auge, ...
- Chinese:顶峰, 达到巅峰, ...
- Japanese:頂上, ピークに達する, ...
- Arabic:قِمَّة, بَلَغَ الذروة, ...
- Hebrew:פִּסְגָּה, לְהַגִּיעַ לְשִׂיא, ...
- Russian:вершина, достигать пика, ...
- Ukrainian:вершина, досягти піку, ...
- Hindi:शिखर, चरम पर पहुँचना, ...
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