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spike

UK
/spaɪk/
US
/spaɪk/
spike up

Übersetzungen

spikesubstantiv
spikes
Pl.
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US
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The spike on the cactus can be quite sharp.
Шип на кактусе может быть довольно острым.
He wore spikes for the track and field event.
Он надел шиповки для легкоатлетического мероприятия.
There was a spike in temperature during the summer.
Летом был пик температуры.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
острие
штырь
колючка
шиповидный выступ
Synonyme
peak
point
pinnacle
summit
crest
tip
apex
climax
zenith
spikeverb
spiked
Präteritum
spiked
Partizip Perfekt
spiking
Gerundium
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US
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The stock prices spiked after the announcement.
Цены на акции взлетели после объявления.
The temperature spiked during the heatwave.
Температура подскочила во время жары.
внезапно повыситься
The demand for masks spiked during the pandemic.
Спрос на маски внезапно повысился во время пандемии.
вставить шипы
He spiked the fence to prevent intruders.
Он вставил шипы в забор, чтобы предотвратить проникновение.
Synonyme
increase
rise
surge
escalate
jump
boost
climb
soar
spikeadjektiv
UK
/spaɪk/
US
/spaɪk/
Used attributively before another noun to denote something characterized by spikes or sharp points (e.g., "spike protein", "spike heel").
Synonyme
spiky
spiked
pointed
thorny
barbed
spined
pronged
serrated
jagged

Definitionen

spikesubstantiv
A sharp increase in the magnitude or concentration of something.
There was a sudden spike in the number of flu cases this winter.
A long, thin, pointed piece of metal or another hard material.
The fence was topped with iron spikes to deter intruders.
A type of shoe with metal points on the sole, used in sports like track and field.
The runner wore spikes to improve his grip on the track.
A flower cluster in which the flowers are attached directly to the stem without stalks.
The lavender plant produced a beautiful spike of purple flowers.
A sudden, sharp increase in voltage or current in an electrical circuit.
The power surge caused a spike that damaged several electronic devices.
A large, heavy nail with a flat head, used for fastening rails, timbers, or other large pieces of wood.
The crew hammered the iron spike into the railroad tie.
A forceful downward hit of a ball, especially in volleyball.
Her powerful spike won the team the final point.
A forceful downward strike or throw of a ball, especially in sports such as volleyball or American football.
Her powerful spike sailed past the blockers for the winning point.
spikeverb
To increase sharply and suddenly.
The temperature spiked to record highs during the heatwave.
To add alcohol or a drug to a drink or food surreptitiously.
He spiked the punch with vodka at the party.
To pierce or impale with a sharp object.
She accidentally spiked her finger with the needle while sewing.
To stop the progress of something, especially a story or article, by refusing to publish it.
The editor decided to spike the controversial article before it went to print.
To hit a ball sharply downward in volleyball.
She spiked the ball over the net to score a point for her team.
To style (hair) so that it stands up in stiff, pointed strands.
He spiked his hair with extra-strong gel for the concert.
To secure or fasten with spikes.
The workers spiked the new rails onto the wooden sleepers.
spikeadjektiv
Relating to, resembling, or shaped like a spike; used before a noun.
The mechanic fitted the motorcycle with spike tires for the icy road.
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