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Meanings of spiked in English
Usage of spiked in English
1
Natural gas prices have similarly spiked and retreated over the past year.
2
Reported cases of whooping cough have spiked in the past four weeks.
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Violence has spiked across the country since the operations in Helmand began.
4
Last year, tensions spiked during a standoff in the remote Guerguerat area.
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The number of YouTube views have spiked in the last few days.
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The stock market plunged, the lira fell and government bond yields spiked.
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Basically my heart rate spiked and I couldn't really control my breathing.
8
The number of millennial buyers doing cash-out refinances also spiked, Sopko said.
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Production of Bakken oil has spiked recently as drilling technologies have advanced.
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Implied volatility, another market sentiment gauge, has also spiked in recent sessions.
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Crick took his evidence to the commissioner after Newsnight spiked the story.
12
Adrenaline levels spiked in preparation for either of two choices-fightor flight.
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Orders spiked again in 2011, and global growth slowed the following year.
14
I didn't know all the names, but my sense of urgency spiked.
15
It had spiked briefly as much as 8 percent after the news.
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She was spiked through the palms and the ankles to the tree.
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Australia
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United States of America
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