spike 的 3 个定义
- a naillike fastener, 3 to 12 inches long and proportionately thicker than a common nail, for fastening together heavy timbers or railroad track.
- something resembling such a nail; a stiff, sharp-pointed piece or part: to set spikes in the top of a cement wall.
- a sharp-pointed piece of metal set with the point outward, as on a weapon.
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spiked, spik·ing.
- to fasten or secure with a spike or spikes.
- to provide or set with a spike or spikes.
- to pierce with or impale on a spike.
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spiked, spik·ing.
- to rise or increase sharply: Interest rates spiked up last week.
spike 近义词
pierce
更多spike例句
- It’s clear that there’s a big spike in unidentified search terms starting September 2nd.
- In July, Disney World reopened amid a spike in Florida coronavirus cases.
- Some other potential coronavirus vaccines now in testing use human adenoviruses to carry the spike protein.
- Fryer said he was also struck to find that investigations not sparked by viral incidents also did not produce spikes in violent crime.
- This is why in the lab, neural spikes are usually recorded offline and processed using computers, rather than with on-board electronics.
- In a famous rant, Spike Lee blamed hipsters for the gentrication of his old neighborhood in Brooklyn.
- On Friday evening, a crowd of Hollywood luminaries gathered to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Spike Lee classic.
- “So Spike, thank you for helping me impress Michelle, and thank you for telling a powerful story,” added President Obama.
- Both shows are still on the air (although Cops has since been sold to the Spike Network).
- Spike Lee and The New York Times' A.O. Scott disagree on this.
- He was soon chewing gum as Spike Brennon chewed it, and had his hair clipped in Brennon manner.
- The only person he knew who had really worked hard to make something of himself was Spike Brennon.
- He had seen his chance to step in and punish Spike, and he had stepped—and Spike's straight left had been there.
- "You handed yourself that one, kid," Spike had said, applying raw beef to it after their rubdown.
- Then he gripped an arm of Spike Brennon, who had stood by him against the wall, "looking 'em over," as Spike had put it.