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spike spike ★★☆☆☆/spa͟ɪk/1[N-COUNT	可数名词]金属钉状物；尖锥；尖钉 A spike is a long piece of metal with a sharp point. ...a 15-foot wall topped with iron spikes...顶端装有铁刺的 15 英尺高的墙Yellowing receipts had been impaled on a metal spike.发黄的收据被穿在一根金属扦上。2[N-COUNT	可数名词]细长的尖状物 Any long pointed object can be referred to as a spike .   [usu with supp]Her hair stood out in spikes.她的头发一簇簇竖立着。...a long spike of white flowers.一长枝尖尖的白花穗3[N-COUNT	可数名词](价格、数量的)突然上升，剧增 If there is a spike in the price, volume, or amount of something, the price, volume, or amount of it suddenly increases.   [oft N in n]Although you'd think business would have boomed during the war, there was only a small spike in interest.人们会认为战争期间生意会很红火，但实际上利息只有小幅上升。4[N-PLURAL	复数名词](跑步运动员穿的)钉鞋，跑鞋 Spikes are a pair of sports shoes with pointed pieces of metal attached to the soles. They help runners' feet to grip the ground when they are running.   [also a pair of n]5[VERB	动词]偷偷往(饮料中)搀烈性酒(或毒品) If your drink is spiked, someone has added alcohol or drugs to it without telling you.   [be V-ed]  [V-ed]  [usu passive]  [INFORMAL 非正式]They wondered whether their drinks had been spiked.他们有些疑惑自己的饮料里是否被偷偷搀了烈性酒。...drinks spiked with tranquillisers.被偷偷加了镇静剂的饮料6See also:spiked；   spike1 nounspike2 verbspikespike1 /spaɪk/ ●○○ noun [countable]  Word Origin Examples Collocations Phrases 1something long and thin with a sharp point, especially a pointed piece of metal2[usually singular] a sudden large increase in the number or rate of somethingspike in a spike in interest rates3spikes [plural] shoes with metal points on the bottom, worn by people who run races, play golf etc4spike heels [plural] a pair of women’s shoes with very high thin heelsspike1 nounspike2 verbspikespike2 verb  Verb Table Examples word sets Collocations Phrases 1[transitive] to secretly add strong alcohol or a drug to someone’s drink or foodspike something with something The orange juice had been spiked with gin.2[intransitive] if the number or rate of something spikes, it increases quickly and by a large amount:  New telephone orders have spiked in the last two years.3[transitive] to push a sharp tool or object into something4[transitive] to prevent someone from saying something or printing something in a newspaper:  a clumsy attempt to spike rumours of a cabinet split5a)spike the ball American English to powerfully throw an American football down on the ground to celebrate a touchdown b)[intransitive, transitive] to powerfully hit a volleyball down over the net6spike somebody’s guns British English to spoil an opponent’s plans

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Collins	spike ★★☆☆☆ /spa͟ɪk/ 1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]金属钉状物；尖锥；尖钉 A spike is a long piece of metal with a sharp point. ...a 15-foot wall topped with iron spikes... 顶端装有铁刺的 15 英尺高的墙 Yellowing receipts had been impaled on a metal spike. 发黄的收据被穿在一根金属扦上。 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词]细长的尖状物 Any long pointed object can be referred to as a spike . [usu with supp] Her hair stood out in spikes. 她的头发一簇簇竖立着。 ...a long spike of white flowers. 一长枝尖尖的白花穗 3 [N-COUNT 可数名词](价格、数量的)突然上升，剧增 If there is a spike in the price, volume, or amount of something, the price, volume, or amount of it suddenly increases. [oft N in n] Although you'd think business would have boomed during the war, there was only a small spike in interest. 人们会认为战争期间生意会很红火，但实际上利息只有小幅上升。 4 [N-PLURAL 复数名词](跑步运动员穿的)钉鞋，跑鞋 Spikes are a pair of sports shoes with pointed pieces of metal attached to the soles. They help runners' feet to grip the ground when they are running. [also a pair of n] 5 [VERB 动词]偷偷往(饮料中)搀烈性酒(或毒品) If your drink is spiked, someone has added alcohol or drugs to it without telling you. [be V-ed] [V-ed] [usu passive] [INFORMAL 非正式] They wondered whether their drinks had been spiked. 他们有些疑惑自己的饮料里是否被偷偷搀了烈性酒。 ...drinks spiked with tranquillisers. 被偷偷加了镇静剂的饮料 6 See also:spiked ；
Oxford	spike / spaɪk ; NAmE spaɪk / noun , verb spike spikes spiked spiking noun 1 [countable ] a thin object with a sharp point, especially a pointed piece of metal, wood, etc. 尖状物；尖头；尖刺 ◆ a row of iron spikes on a wall 墙头的一排尖铁 ◆ Her hair stood up in spikes. 她的头发一缕一缕地翘着。 ☞see also spike heel 2 [countable , usually plural ] a metal point attached to the soleof a sports shoe to prevent you from slipping while running （防滑）鞋钉 ☞compare cleat (2 ), ( 3 ) 3 spikes [plural ] shoes fitted with these metal spikes,used for running （赛跑用的）钉鞋 ◆ a pair of spikes 一双钉鞋 4 [countable ] a long pointed group of flowers that grow together on a single stem 穗；穗状花序 5 [countable , usually singular ] ( informal) ( especially NAmE) a sudden large increase in sth 猛增；急升 ◆ a spike in oil prices 油价的急剧上涨 verb 1 [transitive ] spikesb/sth (on sth) to push a sharp piece of metal, wood, etc. into sb/sth; to injure sth on a sharp point 用尖物刺入（或扎破） SYN stab 2 [transitive ] spikesth (with sth) to add alcohol, poison or a drug to sb's drink or food without them knowing 在…中偷偷掺入（烈酒、毒药或毒品） ◆ He gave her a drink spiked with tranquillizers. 他给了她一杯偷偷放了镇静剂的饮料。 ◆ ( figurative) Her words were spiked with malice. 她的话暗含恶意。 3 [transitive ] spikesth to reject sth that a person has written or said; to prevent sth from happening or being made public 拒绝发表；阻止…传播；阻挠 ◆ The article was spiked for fear of legal action against the newspaper. 因担心被提起诉讼，报社未发表那篇文章。 4 [intransitive ] spike(to sth) ( especially NAmE) to rise quickly and reach a high value 迅速升值；急剧增值 ◆ The US dollar spiked to a three-month high. 美元猛然升值到三个月来的最高价。 IDIOM spike sb's ˈguns ( BrE) to spoil the plans of an opponent 打乱对手的计划 spike / spaɪk ; NAmE spaɪk /
LDC	spike1 noun spike2 verb spikespike1 /spaɪk/ ●○○ noun [countable] Word Origin Examples Collocations Phrases 1something long and thin with a sharp point, especially a pointed piece of metal2[usually singular] a sudden large increase in the number or rate of somethingspike in a spike in interest rates3spikes [plural] shoes with metal points on the bottom, worn by people who run races, play golf etc4spike heels [plural] a pair of women’s shoes with very high thin heels spike1 noun spike2 verb spikespike2 verb Verb Table Examples word sets Collocations Phrases 1[transitive] to secretly add strong alcohol or a drug to someone’s drink or foodspike something with something The orange juice had been spiked with gin.2[intransitive] if the number or rate of something spikes, it increases quickly and by a large amount: New telephone orders have spiked in the last two years.3[transitive] to push a sharp tool or object into something4[transitive] to prevent someone from saying something or printing something in a newspaper: a clumsy attempt to spike rumours of a cabinet split5a)spike the ball American English to powerfully throw an American football down on the ground to celebrate a touchdown b)[intransitive, transitive] to powerfully hit a volleyball down over the net6spike somebody’s guns British English to spoil an opponent’s plans
WDF	spike [spaɪk]spiked, spiking, spikes TEM4GREIELTS n7504 3619 288 863 1327 882 259 v9484 1899 289 389 573 542 106 NOUN5449 161893 VERB10137 53283 Spoken: 299810831 spiked[1392] spikes[1837] spiking[529] 穗(55%)，峰值(16%)，长钉(12%)，钉鞋(6%)，尖状物(5%)，以大钉钉牢(2%)，穗状花(2%)，用尖物刺伤(1%)，使 ... 失效(1%) n.长钉，道钉；钉鞋；细高跟 vt.阻止；以大钉钉牢；用尖物刺穿 n.(Spike)人名；(瑞典)斯皮克

Spike Spiked Metal Sharp Sth Long Pointed Spaɪk

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