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Meanings of peak in English
Usage of peak in English
1
Sea level rise as well as peak river discharges require precautionary measures.
2
However, they said evening peak traffic started an hour earlier, at 3pm.
3
He said India would not set a year when emissions will peak.
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April 2008 was just months before the peak of the financial crisis.
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Remember that this is the peak period of the year, he said.
6
Essentially, they plan to make all power available at peak travel times.
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Within weeks, Orb users reduced their peak-period energy use by 40 percent.
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The Cape Town water crisis is starting to reach peak panic mode.
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The peak in cases was previously said to be expected in September.
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Air conditioning is a major portion of peak energy use, he said.
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Oil shares also rose as oil resumed its march towards record peak.
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Is peak oil a greater threat to the world than climate change?
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At its peak, around 1 million people were displaced by the violence.
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Many lower-paid workers could not avoid travelling at peak times, it said.
15
Ten years ago, in 2006, Irish property prices were approaching their peak.
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It's almost Tax Day, which also means it's peak tax fraud season.
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