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1. n пик, остроконечная вершина; гораhere the high peaks begin to rise from the plain — а здесь уже кончается равнина и поднимаются высокие горы
2. n высшая точка3. n остриё4. n гребень5. n козырёк6. n остроконечная часть головного убора7. n торчащий вихор, кок8. n острый конец, клинышек бороды9. n спец. пик; высшая точка, максимум10. a максимальный; рекордный; высшийgreen peak level — максимальный уровень "зеленого" сигнала
red peak level — максимальный уровень "красного" сигнала
11. v достигнуть апогея; достигнуть полного расцвета; подняться до высшей точки12. v повыситься до рекордного уровняsales have now peaked and we expect them to decrease soon — товарооборот уже достиг максимума, и ожидается, что он скоро начнёт уменьшаться
B peak level — максимальный уровень "голубого" сигнала
13. v обострять, акцентировать14. v мор. отопить15. v брать вёсла на планширto peak the oars — брать «на валёк» вёсла
16. v поднимать хвост или хвостовые плавники прямо вверх17. v чахнуть, слабетьСинонимический ряд:1. crowning (adj.) climactic; crowning; culminating2. alp (noun) alp; mount; mountain; ridge3. apex (noun) acme; apex; apogee; capsheaf; capstone; ceiling; climax; comble; crescendo; crest; crown; culmen; culmination; fastigium; height; maximum; meridian; ne plus ultra; noon; noontide; pinnacle; point; roof; sublimity; summit; tip; top; ultimate; vertex; zenith4. bill (noun) bill; brim; visor5. cap (verb) cap; climax; crest; crown; culminate; top offАнтонимический ряд:base; bottom; bottom out; nadir -
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1. достиг максимумsales have now peaked and we expect them to decrease soon — товарооборот уже достиг максимума, и ожидается, что он скоро начнёт уменьшаться
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sales have now peaked and we expect them to decrease soon — товарооборот уже достиг максимума, и ожидается, что он скоро начнёт уменьшаться
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