spiked

英 [spaɪkt]

美 [spaɪkt]

adj.  有尖刺的; 带钉的
v.  用尖物刺入(或扎破); 在…中偷偷掺入(烈酒、毒药或毒品); 拒绝发表; 阻止…传播; 阻挠
spike的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：spiked　过去式：spiked　

Collins.1 / BNC.33782 / COCA.22770

牛津词典

adj.

• 有尖刺的；带钉的
  with one or more spikes
  1. spiked running shoes
     带钉的跑鞋
  2. short spiked hair
     刺猬头

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 有尖顶的；装有尖钉的
  Something that isspikedhas one or more spikes on it.
  1. ...spiked railings.
     带尖顶的栅栏
  2. ...spiked golf shoes.
     带鞋钉的高尔夫球鞋
• (头发)短而竖立的
  If someone hasspikedhair, their hair is short and sticks up all over their head.
• See also:spike

英英释义

adj

• having a long sharp point

双语例句

• In one year, 1997, it spiked sharply by almost 400 per cent, before plummeting in 1998.
  其中有一年，1997年，平均价格指数上涨了近400%，然后在1998年直线回落。
• Xstrata spiked 9.9 per cent, while Glencore rose 6.9 per cent.
  斯特拉塔股价上涨了9.9%，而嘉能可股价上涨了6.9%。
• He got spiked or kicked in the chin, and still had the red welt afterward.
  他被钉鞋刺到或是踢到下巴，后来还留下红色的血痕。
• Peripheral European yields spiked, but US Treasury and German Bund yields declined further.
  欧洲外围国家的收益率大幅攀升，而美国国债和德国国债的收益率却进一步下滑。
• She claimed that someone had spiked her drink at the party.
  她声称聚会上有人在她的饮料里加了酒。
• The chart shows that profits have spiked in the last year.
  这张图表显示去年利润大幅攀升。
• The guards spiked the prisoner s plan or escape.
  看守挫败了犯人的逃跑计划。
• Prices occasionally spiked, especially for food items, but were swiftly subdued.
  物价偶尔会短暂飙升，尤其是食品价格，但很快就得到抑制。
• The boys spiked the drinks, so everyone at the party got drunk.
  男孩们把烈酒搀入饮料，所以宴会中的每个人都喝醉了。
• A cup of brandy-laced coffee; he drank too much of the spiked punch.
  一杯加入了白兰地酒的咖啡；他喝了太多的加酒甜饮料。