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.

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

adj

He had made them hot tea spiked with rum.
他给他们沏了掺朗姆酒的热茶。
Their stock prices spiked on news of the merger.
合并的消息使他们的股票价格快速地上涨。
They spiked the rails to the ties.
他们把铁轨钉到枕木上。
Police said they had been asked to investigate claims his drink had been spiked in a bar.
警方表示，据悉范德梅德在某家酒吧内所喝的饮料中掺入了烈性酒，他们也曾对此事展开了调查。
Estrogen and progesterone levels were spiked.
雌激素和黄体酮水平非常高。
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。
Then, honey imports from other countries spiked, including from nations not known for large bee populations.
于是，从其他国家进口的蜂蜜数量飙升，包括一些并不以蜜蜂种群巨大而闻名的国家。
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。
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。
She got badly spiked when one of the other runners trod on her heel.
当另一个跑步选手踩在她脚跟上时，她被严重刺伤了。