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apex n.顶点；最高点；尖端 (1) 当我接近顶点的又一个大卡车来到我身边周围的道路。(2) 于是，安德鲁开始多元发展，创设了尖端通讯保险部门以及一项电视录象制作的服务。 Apex can mean the highest point in a literal sense, like climbing to the apex of the Eiffel Tower for a fabulous view of Paris. It also can be used to mean the highest point in a figurative sense. An actor who wins an Oscar can say she's reached the apex of her career. If you're describing more than one high point, you could add an -es to form the plural apexes, but apices would also be correct. And if you're a botanist, you'd probably use apex to describe the tip of a flower or leaf.

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英 ['eɪpeks] 美 ['eɪpeks] (1) As I neared the apex of the turn, a big pickup truck came around in my side of the road.(2) So Andrew began to diversify, creating the Apex Security division and a videography service. When there's no mountain left to climb and nothing but blue sky above, you know you've reached the highest peak — the apex. 1[N-SING 单数名词]（机构、体系的）最高地位，最高职位 The apex of an organization or system is the highest and most important position in it.   [usu the N of n]At the apex of the party was its central committee.该党的最高权力机构是中央委员会。2[N-COUNT 可数名词]尖端；顶点 The apex of something is its pointed top or end.   [usu sing]...the apex of the pyramid.金字塔的顶端

英语单词	apex
英美音标	英 ['eɪpeks] 美 ['eɪpeks]
中文释义	n.顶点；最高点；尖端
英语例句	(1) As I neared the apex of the turn, a big pickup truck came around in my side of the road. (2) So Andrew began to diversify, creating the Apex Security division and a videography service.
中文例句	(1) 当我接近顶点的又一个大卡车来到我身边周围的道路。 (2) 于是，安德鲁开始多元发展，创设了尖端通讯保险部门以及一项电视录象制作的服务。
vocabulary简明	When there's no mountain left to climb and nothing but blue sky above, you know you've reached the highest peak — the apex.
vocabulary扩展	Apex can mean the highest point in a literal sense, like climbing to the apex of the Eiffel Tower for a fabulous view of Paris. It also can be used to mean the highest point in a figurative sense. An actor who wins an Oscar can say she's reached the apex of her career. If you're describing more than one high point, you could add an -es to form the plural apexes, but apices would also be correct. And if you're a botanist, you'd probably use apex to describe the tip of a flower or leaf.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-SING 单数名词]（机构、体系的）最高地位，最高职位 The apex of an organization or system is the highest and most important position in it. [usu the N of n] At the apex of the party was its central committee. 该党的最高权力机构是中央委员会。 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词]尖端；顶点 The apex of something is its pointed top or end. [usu sing] ...the apex of the pyramid. 金字塔的顶端

Apex Highest Reached Point [Usu 英 Eɪpeks] 美 Eɪpeks