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peaks’
pics

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. peak [ingl. brit. piːk, ingl. am. pik] SUST.

1. peak (of mountain):

pic m (of de)

2. peak (of cap):

3. peak ESTAD.:

maximum m (in dans, of de)
pic m

4. peak fig.:

apogée m (of de)
meilleur m (of de)

5. peak (busiest time) (gen):

peak TEL.
to cost 40 pence peak TEL.

6. peak:

II. peak [ingl. brit. piːk, ingl. am. pik] ADJ. atrbv.

peak demand, figure, level, population, price, risk
peak fitness, form, performance

III. peak [ingl. brit. piːk, ingl. am. pik] V. intr.

peak inflation, rate, market, workload:
culminer (at à)
peak fig. career, performance, enthusiasm, interest:
to peak too early runner:
to peak too early prodigy:

peak period SUST. (on road, in shops)

peak rate SUST. TEL.

peak load SUST.

peak oil [ˈpiːk ɔɪl] SUST.

peak time SUST.

1. peak time (on TV):

at or during peak time atrbv. viewing, programme
at or during peak time series

2. peak time (for switchboard, traffic):

peak season SUST.

peak year SUST.

I. off-peak [ingl. brit. ɒfˈpiːk, ingl. am. ˌɔfˈpik] ADJ.

off-peak electricity
off-peak travel, flight, reductions

II. off-peak [ingl. brit. ɒfˈpiːk, ingl. am. ˌɔfˈpik] ADV. TEL.

off-peak call, cost

peak hour SUST. (on road, in shops)

at or during peak hours atrbv. delays, problems, traffic

en el diccionario PONS

inglés
inglés
francés
francés

I. peak [pi:k] SUST.

1. peak (mountain top):

pic m

2. peak (climax):

peak in a period
peak of a trend

3. peak ingl. brit. (hat part):

II. peak [pi:k] V. intr.

peak sb's career
peak athletes
peak figures, rates, production

III. peak [pi:k] ADJ.

1. peak (the busiest):

2. peak (the best, highest):

peak speed, capacity
peak demand
peak season

peak hours SUST. pl.

I. off-peak ADV.

1. off-peak (outside peak hours):

2. off-peak (off season):

II. off-peak ADJ.

off-peak call
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
visière d'une casquette
the peak of sth
en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
francés
francés

I. peak [pik] SUST.

1. peak (mountain top):

pic m

2. peak (climax):

peak in a period
peak of a trend

II. peak [pik] V. intr.

peak sb's career
peak athlete
peak figures, rates, production

III. peak [pik] ADJ.

1. peak (the busiest):

2. peak (the best, highest):

peak speed, capacity
peak demand
peak season

off-peak ADJ.

off-peak call

off peak ADV.

1. off peak (outside peak hours):

2. off peak (off season):

francés
francés
inglés
inglés
visière d'une casquette
the peak of sth

Glosario técnico de refrigeración GEA

Present
Ipeak
youpeak
he/she/itpeaks
wepeak
youpeak
theypeak
Past
Ipeaked
youpeaked
he/she/itpeaked
wepeaked
youpeaked
theypeaked
Present Perfect
Ihavepeaked
youhavepeaked
he/she/ithaspeaked
wehavepeaked
youhavepeaked
theyhavepeaked
Past Perfect
Ihadpeaked
youhadpeaked
he/she/ithadpeaked
wehadpeaked
youhadpeaked
theyhadpeaked

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At the beginning and end of the peak season days and out of season services ran to.
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Businesses were restricted and the boardwalk was removed each year at the end of the peak season.
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Early spring to late summer is peak season for thunderstorms, some severe, usually bringing small to significant sized hail and strong winds.
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Traffic congestion in the valley is a serious problem during peak season, in summer.
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During the peak season, there are many electronic/house music festivals on the beach.
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