① corner of the intersection of the two sides; pyramidal spire. ② the highest point; pole reached the level of competition ~.
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dǐng diǎn
Peak point
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No. 3
Highest point; pole. Mao Dun's "Midnight" 18: "This is more than three minutes, the sun's power is peak." Wei Wei "Eastern" Part III Chapter VI: "especially in this period of time before dawn, people sleepy peaked." Xu Chi, "toward the twenty-first century": "When the crisis reached its peak and change come immediately."
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No. 4
Analogy climax. Mao Dun, "Xinjiang endemic Shih": "two men and women, singing and dancing, songs for the Uighur language, tone quite mellow, when vertex, then joy, ocean want to overflow, capacity is also graceful and dance Mu Yong." Zhang Tianyi, "Welcome will ":" It could have been following Mr. Zhao Guoguang they think the top in diversity. culmination of the whole play here also. "
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No. 5
Mathematical terms. Triangle vertex in the intersection of the two sides of the spire, or cone.
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English Expression
: climax, peak
n.: noon, highest point, main point or highest degree of sth, top or highest point, top, floodtide, (in) head and front, zenith, vertexes, vertex, sum, sublime, pride, pinnacle, noontide, hump, fastigium, culmination, crowner, crown, corner, consummation, apogee, apex, acme, height, head, summit
v.: submit
French Expression
n. sommet, point culminant
n. sommet / point culminant
Thesaurus
barb, top, Tip, climax, summit, arrogate vitally, very, comparatively, vitally, extreme, in the highest degree, greatest or highest degree, exceedingly, by a very great amount, to death ..., fairly, notamiss, equally, abstemiously, detidi, worthily, honorably apex