summits

英 [ˈsʌmɪts]

美 [ˈsʌmɪts]

n.  最高点; 顶点; 山顶; (政府间的)首脑会议; 峰会
summit的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (政府间的)峰会，首脑会议
  Asummitis a meeting at which the leaders of two or more countries discuss important matters.
  1. ...next week's Washington summit.
     下周的华盛顿峰会 
  2. ...the NATO summit meeting in Rome.
     在罗马举行的北约峰会
• N-COUNT 山顶;顶峰
  Thesummitof a mountain is the top of it.
  1. Snow gleamed on the summit of Mount Simon.
     西蒙山山顶白雪皑皑。

双语例句

• In recent years, these summits have also begun to tackle trans-Atlantic security concerns.
  近几年来，这些峰会也开始着手应对跨大西洋的一些安全忧虑。
• Opportunity calls you to rise to summits. The highest mountain in the world is Mount Qomolangma.
  机缘引你登上高峰。世界上最高的山峰是珠穆朗玛峰。
• Previous summits, however, have yielded few policy results.
  然而以前的峰会几乎没有产生任何政策结果。
• The ONE2ONE Buyers Summits are a part of the portfolio of events produced and managed by Reed Exhibitions.
  ONE2ONE买家首脑会议是由励展博览集团的生产和管理的活动组合的一部分。
• But as of yesterday morning, no new summits between congressional leaders and President Barack Obama had been set.
  但截至昨天上午，国会领导人和巴拉克奥巴马（barackobama）总统之间并没有安排任何新的会议。
• The presence of nationalist and far-left parties at future EU summits would make it truly impossible to reach decisions.
  民族主义和极左政党出席未来的欧盟峰会，将意味着根本不可能作出决策。
• The strategic plans for global conservation and climate change mitigation agreed at the recent UN summits in Nagoya, Japan and Canc ú n, Mexico offered some hope, say the authors.
  这组作者说，在近来于日本名古屋和墨西哥坎昆举行的联合国峰会上达成的全球自然保护和缓解气候变化的战略方案提供了一些希望。
• Summits sometimes dissuade leaders from beggaring their neighbours, since the neighbours'complaints may have to be faced in person.
  高层面对面的会谈通常会阻止（dissuadefrom）一些领导人使其邻邦陷入贫苦（注意：beggaring是“使陷入贫困”，而不是begging，乞求），因为他们必须亲自面对（inperson）自邻国的抱怨。
• The new push for tighter financial regulations was the main achievement of a weekend of G8 and G20 summits.
  迈向更严格金融监管的新努力，是上周末g8和g20峰会的主要成就。
• The cloudy summits of our time.
  直抵我们时代的顶峰。