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Перевод: peak

[существительное]
пик ; вершина ; остроконечная вершина; вершина горы; высшая точка; кульминационный пункт; острие; гребень ; козырек ; кончик ; максимум ; форпик [мор.] ; ахтерпик ; концевой отсек; задний нок-бензельный угол;
[глагол]
выступать острием; обострять; отопить реи [мор.]; брать 'на валек'; поднимать хвост прямо вверх; чахнуть; слабеть

Тезаурус:

1. From the Republic of Ireland, 48p per minute peak, 36p off-peak, 24p economy.
2. The Peak District National Park attracts more people than any other in Britain.
3. Its list of down-under clients is embarrassing: Mr Christopher Skase's defunct media conglomerate, Qintex; a bankrupt trans-Tasmanian property developer, Equiticorp; Rothwell's, a dud Perth-based merchant bank; the fraud-ridden National Safety Council of Victoria; and Mr Alan Bond, to whom the bank is thought to have had almost 1 billion in loans outstanding at the peak, a figure now cut by half.
4. The peak JAA activities for the CAA are 1990-;93, when SRG's costs will rise by about two per cent as a result of JAA work.
5. 2-Tone was at its peak, and there was a lot of pressure, a hell of a lot.
6. THE London stock market is down by about 8 per cent from this year's peak.
7. Calls will be charged at 44p per peak rate and 33p per minute at all other times.
8. All the music is featured either in orchestral arrangements or in its original orchestral guise, is well transferred, mostly emanates from Philadelphia during the Orchestra's peak period, and (depending upon one's attitude towards transatlantic timbres in French music, and the then-CBS's typically close-up sixties recording technology), gives virtually unalloyed pleasure.
9. DARK PEAK SCRAMBLES
10. The basic design lent itself to production-line techniques, and ERCO produced 335 per month at their peak.
11. By peak generation, 40-;60% of the cumulative gas yield has been generated and by 2% reflectance 80% has been generated.
12. It may be that the USSR exportable oil surplus did peak in 1980.
13. DOUG Scott, 50 this year, leaves for Nanga Parbat this month to attempt the eight mile Mazeno Ridge on the 8,125 peak.