peaked in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for peaked in the English»Spanish Dictionary

peaked¹ [Am pikt, Brit piːkt] ADJ

1. peaked (pointy):

peaked Am

de pico

2. peaked (with visor):

peaked Brit

de visera

peaked Brit

con visera

peaked² [Am pikt, Brit piːkt] ADJ

peaked (pale) [ˈpikəd] [piːkt]:

peaked inf

paliducho inf

I.peak [Am pik, Brit piːk] N

1. peak:

peak (of mountain)

cima f

peak (of mountain)

cumbre f

peak (of mountain)

cúspide f form or liter

peak (mountain)

pico m

peak (of roof)

arista f

peak (of cap)

visera f

peak (on graph)

pico m

beat the eggwhites until they stand in stiff peaks

batir las claras a punto de nieve

2. peak (highest point):

the epidemic reached a peak in June

la epidemia tuvo su punto crítico en el mes de junio

production is now getting back to its pre-recession peak

la producción está volviendo a los niveles máximos de antes de la recesión

at the peak of her career

en el apogeo or la cúspide de su carrera

II.peak [Am pik, Brit piːk] ADJ attr

1. peak (maximum):

peak level/power

máximo

to be in peak condition athlete/horse:

estar en plena forma

2. peak (busiest):

during peak times

durante las horas de mayor demanda (or consumo etc.)

peak advertising slots

espacio m publicitario en las horas de máxima audiencia

peak viewing figures

cifras fpl de máxima audiencia

the peak hour for traffic

las horas pico

the peak hour for traffic

las horas punta Spain

peak rate

tarifa f máxima

peak season

temporada f alta

III.peak [Am pik, Brit piːk] VB intr

peak price/demand/production:

alcanzar su nivel más alto

peak price/demand/production:

alcanzar su punto máximo

peak career:

alcanzar su apogeo

peak athlete:

alcanzar su mejor momento

widow's peak N

widow's peak

pico entre las entradas del pelo

off-peak [Am ˌɔfˈpik, Brit ɒfˈpiːk] ADJ attr

off-peak

fuera de las horas pico

off-peak

fuera de las horas punta Spain

off-peak ELEC

fuera de (las) horas pico

off-peak ELEC

fuera de (las) horas punta Spain

off-peak ELEC

en horas de menor consumo

peak oil [ˈpiːk ɔɪl] N

peak oil

cénit m del petróleo

peak oil

pico m del petróleo

Translations for peaked in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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picacho

peak

hora valle

off-peak time

pináculo

peak

cabezo

peak

peaked in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for peaked in the English»Spanish Dictionary

peaked ADJ Am

peaked (tired or sick)

enfermizo, -a

peaked (pale)

pálido, -a

peaked hat N

peaked hat

gorra f con visera

I.peak [pi:k] N

1. peak (mountain top):

peak

cima f

beat the egg whites until they are stiff enough to form firm peaks

bata las claras de huevo a punto de nieve

2. peak (highest point, summit):

peak

punto m máximo

to be at the peak of one's career/power

estar en la cúspide de su carrera/poder

3. peak Brit of cap:

peak

visera f

II.peak [pi:k] VB intr

peak career

alcanzar el apogeo

peak athlete

alcanzar el mejor rendimiento

peak skill

alcanzar el nivel más alto

peak figures, rates, production

alcanzar el máximo

III.peak [pi:k] ADJ

peak

máximo, -a

off-peak [ˌɒfˈpi:k, Am ˌɑ:f-] ADJ

off-peak fare, rate

fuera de las horas punta

off-peak phone call

de tarifa reducida

peak period N

peak period

período m de máxima actividad

peak load N

1. peak load (full capacity):

peak load

capacidad f máxima

2. peak load ELEC:

peak load

carga f máxima

widow's peak N

widow's peak

pico m que forma el pelo entre las entradas

peak demand N

peak demand

demanda f máxima

peak hours N pl

peak hours

horas f pl punta

peak power no pl N

peak power

rendimiento m máximo

peaked Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

in peak condition

en condiciones óptimas

to be at the peak of one's career/power

estar en la cúspide de su carrera/poder

to be at the peak of one's career

estar en el apogeo de su carrera

to reach the peak of the epidemic

llegar al [o alcanzar el] pico de la pandemia

peaked Glossary of Refrigeration Technology courtesy of GEA Bock GmbH

Translations for peaked in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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punta de corriente

peak load

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Freight volume peaked in 1953, when the line hauled 3,134,403 tons of freight in 46,809 cars, almost all of which was outbound limestone.

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In the early 1860s when placer gold production peaked, the search began for lode gold deposits.

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The official population peaked at 415 in 1910 and has declined steadily since 1930.

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The dress uniform is navy blue with a white shirt and peaked cap.

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In order to limit the rise in global temperatures to 2 degree centigrade, global emissions will have to have peaked at 44 gigatons by 2020.

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Mining activity peaked between 1907 and 1913, when there were about thirty active mining properties in the area.

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Automatic fly reels peaked in popularity during the 1960s, and since that time they have been outsold many times over by manual fly reels.

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The number naturalizations peaked in 2008 at 16,000, declining to over 9,000 in the most recent year for which data is available.

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After becoming extratropical, the system dropped slightly heavier precipitation amounts over southeastern Newfoundland, which peaked at 4.2 inches (106.3 mm).

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This rendition spent nine weeks on the charts and peaked at number 68.

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