peak — the highest point of something, especially a mountain
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the highest point of something, especially a mountain
Pronunciation (IPA): /piːk/
Korean meaning: 최고점, 정상, 절정
Korean pronunciation: 피크 (강세: 피크)
Example Sentences
- My energy level peaks right after drinking three cups of coffee.
- The pizza delivery peak hours coincide perfectly with my hunger peaks.
- She reached the peak of the mountain after five hours of hiking.
peak
NOUN//piːk//
the highest point of something, especially a mountain
Reaching the mountain's highest point
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Those who seek the peak surpass the weak!
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Origin
From Middle English 'peke' or 'pike', possibly derived from Old English or Scandinavian sources. The word originally referred to a pointed or pointed object, later applied to the pointed summit of a mountain.
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“My energy level peaks right after drinking three cups of coffee.”
“The pizza delivery peak hours coincide perfectly with my hunger peaks.”
“She reached the peak of the mountain after five hours of hiking.”
“Internet usage peaks during the pandemic lockdown.”
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