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ESLPod_0330_WE_0334 Traveling by Bus The word "peak," in this podcast, means busy or very active, with the greatest demand or with the most use: "At this restaurant, peak dinner hours are between 6:30 and 8:30 p.m." The word "peak" also means the time or place when something is at its best, largest, strongest, or most successful: "The peak of his career was when his book became an international bestseller." Or, "The organization is at its peak membership - it has never had more members than it does right now." In nature, a "peak" is the pointed top of a mountain: "How many people climb to the peak of Mount McKinley each year?" A "peak" can also be any pointed shape at the top of something: "She wears her hair in a strange peak over her forehead."

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ESLPod 330 peak Travel

Id	ESLPod_0330_WE_0334
Episode Id	ESLPod 330
Episode Title	Traveling by Bus
Phrase	peak
Text	The word "peak," in this podcast, means busy or very active, with the greatest demand or with the most use: "At this restaurant, peak dinner hours are between 6:30 and 8:30 p.m." The word "peak" also means the time or place when something is at its best, largest, strongest, or most successful: "The peak of his career was when his book became an international bestseller." Or, "The organization is at its peak membership - it has never had more members than it does right now." In nature, a "peak" is the pointed top of a mountain: "How many people climb to the peak of Mount McKinley each year?" A "peak" can also be any pointed shape at the top of something: "She wears her hair in a strange peak over her forehead."
Topics	Travel

Peak Eslpod Word Means Pointed Top Traveling Bus