plateau
noun[C]
uk/ˈplæt.əʊ/us/plætˈoʊ/pluralplateauxuk/-z/usor mainlyUSplateausplateaunoun[C](FLAT LAND)
alargeflatareaoflandthat is high abovesealevel
高原Geography: hills & mountains
- acclivity
- craggy
- esker
- highlands
- hillock
- landform
- Marilyn
- mesa
- mid-ocean ridge
- motte
- pinnacle
- precipitous
- scarp
- spur
- steep
- the Adirondack Mountains
- the Alaska Range
- the Alps
- the Andes
- volcano
plateaunoun[C](NO CHANGE)
aperiodduring which there are nolargechanges:
平稳期;停滞期The USdeathratereacheda plateau in the 1960s, beforedecliningsuddenly.美国的人口死亡率在20世纪60年代进入平稳阶段后突然下降。
Pauses & interludes
- abeyance
- adjournment
- break
- break-journey
- caesura
- coffee break
- comfort stop
- hiatus
- interlude
- intermission
- interval
- lapse
- lull
- non-continuous
- one-stop
- pause
- postponement
- respite
- stoppage
- suspension
plateau
verb[I]
uk/ˈplæt.əʊ/us/plætˈoʊ/toreachaparticularleveland thenstaythe same:
稳定;停滞I'd beenlosingabout apoundaweekon mydiet, butrecentlyI've plateaued and haven'tlostanounce.我通过节食体重每周减轻1磅左右,但最近体重稳定了下来,1磅也没少。
Theeconomicslowdownhascausedoursalesto plateau.经济发展减速导致我们的产品销量停滞不前。
Keeping and staying the same
- anti-progressive
- calcification
- calcify
- consistency
- consistent
- continuum
- insensitivity
- invariant
- inveteracy
- leave well aloneidiom
- left
- peg
- stability
- stabilization
- stabilize
- stably
- stay
- wallow
- wallow insomething
- wouldn't have it any other wayidiom