英语词汇summit的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

summit /ˈsʌmət, ˈsʌmɪt/ noun 1. the top of a mountainverbsget to/reach the summit On the third day of climbing they reached the summit.climb to the summit His goal was to climb to the summit of Mount McKinley.summit + nounsa summit attempt/bid (=an attempt to reach the summit) The weather improved, so they decided to make their summit attempt.prepositionsthe summit of sth From there we continued to the summit of Ben Nevis.at the summit He took this photograph at the summit of Mount Everest.on the summit Even in summer, there was snow on the summit.from the summit We had an amazing view from the summit.THESAURUS: summit → top1 (1)2. an important meeting or set of meetings between the leaders of several governmentsadjectivesan international/world/global summit She announced an international summit to tackle climate change.an economic summit The G10 group of countries holds its economic summit in a different city every year.an annual summit The region’s leaders gathered for their annual summit.a peace summit The president hosted a Middle East peace summit.a regional summit The president will address the forthcoming regional summit of Asia Pacific leaders.an emergency summit He has called an emergency summit of EU ministers for next month.verbs + summitattend a summit Next week, the president will attend a NATO summit in Europe.hold a summit (=have one) The two leaders agreed to hold a summit in the spring.host a summit (=provide the place and all the other things that are needed for it) The Chinese government hosted a summit for 48 African leaders in Beijing.call a summit also convene a summit formal (=arrange to have one) They decided to call a summit with other political leaders to discuss the crisis.boycott a summit (=refuse to attend, as a protest) He threatened to boycott the summit unless the plans were changed.postpone a summit (=change the date to a later one) It was agreed to postpone the summit until July.arrange/organize a summit The Secretary of State is trying to arrange a summit between the Palestinian president and Israeli prime minister.summit + verbsa summit opens/begins A summit of EU finance ministers opens on Monday.a summit ends The summit ended with no prospect of agreement.prepositionsat a summit The matter will be discussed at the EU summit in Geneva.a summit on sth Leaders held a global summit on AIDS.summit + nounsa summit meeting It was agreed that the summit meeting would take place in New York.a summit conference Leaders agreed to hold a summit conference in Canada to discuss trade.a summit venue (=a place where a summit happens) Police sealed off streets around the summit venue.a summit declaration (=an official statement resulting from it) The final summit declaration emphasized the need to overcome ethnic conflict and guarantee minority rights.a summit agenda (=a list of issues to be dealt with) British diplomats made an attempt to get the issue on the summit agenda.

词组	summit
释义	summit /ˈsʌmət, ˈsʌmɪt/ noun 1. the top of a mountainverbsget to/reach the summit On the third day of climbing they reached the summit.climb to the summit His goal was to climb to the summit of Mount McKinley.summit + nounsa summit attempt/bid (=an attempt to reach the summit) The weather improved, so they decided to make their summit attempt.prepositionsthe summit of sth From there we continued to the summit of Ben Nevis.at the summit He took this photograph at the summit of Mount Everest.on the summit Even in summer, there was snow on the summit.from the summit We had an amazing view from the summit.THESAURUS: summit → top1 (1)2. an important meeting or set of meetings between the leaders of several governmentsadjectivesan international/world/global summit She announced an international summit to tackle climate change.an economic summit The G10 group of countries holds its economic summit in a different city every year.an annual summit The region’s leaders gathered for their annual summit.a peace summit The president hosted a Middle East peace summit.a regional summit The president will address the forthcoming regional summit of Asia Pacific leaders.an emergency summit He has called an emergency summit of EU ministers for next month.verbs + summitattend a summit Next week, the president will attend a NATO summit in Europe.hold a summit (=have one) The two leaders agreed to hold a summit in the spring.host a summit (=provide the place and all the other things that are needed for it) The Chinese government hosted a summit for 48 African leaders in Beijing.call a summit also convene a summit formal (=arrange to have one) They decided to call a summit with other political leaders to discuss the crisis.boycott a summit (=refuse to attend, as a protest) He threatened to boycott the summit unless the plans were changed.postpone a summit (=change the date to a later one) It was agreed to postpone the summit until July.arrange/organize a summit The Secretary of State is trying to arrange a summit between the Palestinian president and Israeli prime minister.summit + verbsa summit opens/begins A summit of EU finance ministers opens on Monday.a summit ends The summit ended with no prospect of agreement.prepositionsat a summit The matter will be discussed at the EU summit in Geneva.a summit on sth Leaders held a global summit on AIDS.summit + nounsa summit meeting It was agreed that the summit meeting would take place in New York.a summit conference Leaders agreed to hold a summit conference in Canada to discuss trade.a summit venue (=a place where a summit happens) Police sealed off streets around the summit venue.a summit declaration (=an official statement resulting from it) The final summit declaration emphasized the need to overcome ethnic conflict and guarantee minority rights.a summit agenda (=a list of issues to be dealt with) British diplomats made an attempt to get the issue on the summit agenda.
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