峰頂

峰顶
fēngdǐng
  1. summit
  2. crest

CEDICT

summit

Wiktionary

  1. 事物發展的頂點
  2. 山峰的頂端

維基詞典

Entry Composition

=1 峰 fēng variant of 峰 fēng
=1 峰 fēng
  1. (of a mountain) high and tapered peak or summit
  2. mountain-like in appearance
  3. highest level
  4. classifier for camels
2 頂 dǐng
  1. apex
  2. crown of the head
  3. top
  4. roof
  5. most
  6. to carry on the head
  7. to push to the top
  8. to go against
  9. to replace
  10. to substitute
  11. to be subjected to (an aerial bombing, hailstorm etc)
  12. (slang) to "bump" a forum thread to raise its profile
  13. classifier for headwear, hats, veils etc

Related entries

山巔 shāndiān summit
在山巔上有一個村莊。

There is a village over the mountain.

Source: Tatoeba

巔 diān summit
巔峰 diānfēng
  1. summit
  2. apex
  3. pinnacle (of one's career etc)
  4. peak (of a civilization etc)
頂點 dǐngdiǎn
  1. summit
  2. peak
  3. (math.) vertex
每个3D模型的顶点都有大量数据与之相关，并影响颜色，材质和光照的行为。

Every vertex of a 3D model has a huge amount of data associated with it, influencing the behavior of colors, textures, and lighting.

Source: Tatoeba

上峰 shàngfēng
  1. peak
  2. summit
  3. (old) higher authorities
  4. superiors
巓 diān
  1. same as 巔 diān
  2. summit
  3. mountain peak
  4. mountain top
頂峰 dǐngfēng
  1. peak
  2. summit
  3. fig. high point
  4. masterpiece
首腦 shǒunǎo
  1. head (of state)
  2. summit (meeting)
  3. leader
高峰 gāofēng
  1. peak
  2. summit
  3. height
你认为日本第二高峰是哪座山？

What do you think is the second highest mountain in Japan?

Source: Tatoeba

冠子 guānzi
  1. crest
  2. crown
徽記 huījì
  1. crest
  2. insignia
雞冠 jīguān
  1. crest
  2. cockscomb
嵴 jí
  1. ridge
  2. crest
  3. apex
冠 guān
  1. hat
  2. crown
  3. crest
  4. cap
冠宇那份報表你幫我看一下，我覺得數字怪怪的。

Can you check Kuan-yu's report for me? The numbers look off.

Source: Tatoeba

徽 huī
  1. badge
  2. emblem
  3. insignia
  4. crest
  5. logo
  6. coat of arms
徽章 huīzhāng
  1. badge
  2. emblem
  3. insignia
  4. crest
  5. logo
  6. coat of arms
有一些意面掉到了制服上的徽章那儿，把那边弄脏了。

Some spaghetti fell on the badge of the uniform, dirtying it.

Source: Tatoeba