heyday

美音：[ˈheɪdeɪ]

简单释义：

n.全盛期

网络全盛时期；鼎盛时期；盛世

变形：

复数：heydays

完整释义：

1.全盛期,鼎盛时期

例句：

GM in its heyday was the model of economic security and widening prosperity.
繁盛时期的通用汽车，曾是经济保障和富裕扩散的模版。
The last time the economy performed that well was the New Economy heyday of the late 1990s.
上一次经济表现如此之好是在新经济全盛期，在20世纪90年代末期。
In his heyday, he was known as the "King of the High C's" for the ease with which he tossed off difficult top notes.
帕瓦罗蒂在其演唱生涯的巅峰时期，凭借著对高难度高音举重若轻的把握被誉为“高音C之王”。
Mr Gwynne's focus is the Comanches, a tribe that he describes as "the greatest light cavalry on earth" during their heyday.
格温先生重点着笔于卡曼契人，他将全盛时期的卡曼契族形容为“地球最伟大的轻骑兵”。
The rot began to set in for Conservatives, of course, during Margaret Thatcher's heyday.
当然，保守党的衰落在玛格丽特•撒切尔（MargaretThatcher）的鼎盛时期就开始了。
I pointed out that there was no such policy in the heyday of the gold standard that functioned as a common international currency.
我指出，在充当国际通用货币的金本位盛行之时，并不存在统一的财政政策。
The most popular vaudeville (variety stage) artists of the day, including Harry Houdini, performed at the Hippodrome during its heyday.
当时最受欢迎的杂耍表演艺术家，包括哈利.胡迪尼等人，都在竞技场剧院全盛时进行表演。
The sea, as if the heyday of the people, for their own dreams and happiness of his family worked hard with passion.
此时的大海，好似如日中天的人们，在为自己的梦想和家人的幸福充满激情打拼着。

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