summits

英 [ˈsʌmɪts]

美 [ˈsʌmɪts]

n.  最高点; 顶点; 山顶; (政府间的)首脑会议; 峰会
summit的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (政府间的)峰会，首脑会议
  Asummitis a meeting at which the leaders of two or more countries discuss important matters.
  1. ...next week's Washington summit.
     下周的华盛顿峰会 
  2. ...the NATO summit meeting in Rome.
     在罗马举行的北约峰会
• N-COUNT 山顶;顶峰
  Thesummitof a mountain is the top of it.
  1. Snow gleamed on the summit of Mount Simon.
     西蒙山山顶白雪皑皑。

双语例句

• At global summits he blends in perfectly with the sea of dull, dark suits.
  一到全球峰会，他便完美地融入到沉闷深色西服的海洋中。
• That is why economic summits normally deliver so much less than their architects or attenders promise.
  这就是为什么经济峰会的成果通常要比其策划者或参与者承诺的少得多。
• Territorial disputes in the South and East China Seas have overshadowed Asia-Pacific summits attended by US President Barack Obama this week, with southeast Asian nations divided over how to respond to an increasingly assertive China.
  南中国海和东中国海领土争端给本周的亚太峰会蒙上了一层阴影。东南亚各国就如何应对日益强硬的中国产生了分歧。美国总统巴拉克奥巴马（BarackObama）也出席了此次亚太峰会。
• The presence of nationalist and far-left parties at future EU summits would make it truly impossible to reach decisions.
  民族主义和极左政党出席未来的欧盟峰会，将意味着根本不可能作出决策。
• There was practically no mention of history, an issue that dogged previous summits.
  双方此次几乎没有提及历史问题，这一问题给以往的首脑会谈造成了麻烦。
• In recent years, these summits have also begun to tackle trans-Atlantic security concerns.
  近几年来，这些峰会也开始着手应对跨大西洋的一些安全忧虑。
• Summits sometimes dissuade leaders from beggaring their neighbours, since the neighbours'complaints may have to be faced in person.
  高层面对面的会谈通常会阻止（dissuadefrom）一些领导人使其邻邦陷入贫苦（注意：beggaring是“使陷入贫困”，而不是begging，乞求），因为他们必须亲自面对（inperson）自邻国的抱怨。
• Or we will be worrying about a lot more than just disappointing summits.
  否则我们就要担心很多事情，那将远不止让人失望的峰会那么简单。
• I have lost count of the number of summits called to save the euro.
  我已经数不清欧洲为挽救欧元召开过几次峰会了。
• Asian diplomats had often complained that U.S.participation at regional summits was too low-level.
  亚洲外交官经常抱怨说，美国参与该区域首脑会议的代表级别太低。