highs

英 [haɪz]

美 [haɪz]

n.  最高水平; 最大数量; 高气压区; 反气旋; (某天、某星期等的)最高气温
high的复数

双语例句

• Hong Kong is not alone, with commercial and industrial property prices in Singapore also having hit highs.
  香港在这方面并非独一无二，新加坡的商业和工业房地产价格也触及创纪录高位。
• Trading of mainland shares have been volatile but continue to hit new highs.
  中国大陆的股票交易很不稳定，但仍在向新的高点攀升。
• Sales volumes at the main venue, branch venue, and from the group buying program reached all-time highs.
  主会场和分会场的销售额，以及团购项目的销售额都创下了历史新高。
• Portuguese and Irish 10-year yields closed at euro-era highs of 10.66 per cent and 11.34 per cent respectively.
  葡萄牙和爱尔兰10年期国债收益率分别收于10.66%和11.34%的欧元时代高位。
• Stock markets hit new post-crisis highs this week. Cue immense excitement.
  本周，股市创下了危机后的新高，暗示市场处于极度兴奋状态。
• Farm incomes in the region have fallen, as agricultural commodity prices dropped from their record highs last year.
  亚洲农民的收入不断下降，因为农产品的价格从去年的创记录高度跌了下来。
• He's experienced all the highs and lows of an actor's life.
  一个演员一生中的起起落落他都经历过了。
• There are lots of highs and lows in this job.
  在这项工作中有快乐也有沮丧。
• Emerging markets are struggling with soaring food prices – at record highs this week – and the resulting inflation.
  新兴市场正疲于应对飙升的食品价格本周创下新高和由此引发的通胀。
• After a brief respite, prices of corn and soya have in recent months risen to all-time highs.
  在短暂停歇之后，最近几个月，玉米和大豆价格升至空前高位。