巔 (diān) - Summit, peak, top — refers to the highest & metaphorically the pinnacle or climax of something.
巔 · diān
Summit, peak, top — refers to the highest point of a mountain or hill;
metaphorically the pinnacle or climax of something.
Summit, peak, top — refers to the highestmetaphorically the pinnacle or climax of something.
Usage highlights
Mountain peakPeak periodAt the summitClimb to the peakPinnacle of successTop of the mountain
Usage & contexts
Examples
- We reached the mountain peak (山巔).
- He is at the pinnacle of his career (事業巔峰).
- The view from the summit was breathtaking (巔峰景色).
- They climbed to the very top (巔頂).
Collocations
- Mountain peak(山巔)
- Peak period(巔峰期)
- At the summit(巔峰狀態)
- Climb to the peak(登巔)
- Pinnacle of success(巔峰成就)
- Top of the mountain(巔頂)
Idioms
- Reach the peak of perfection(登峰造極)
- Standing at the summit looking down at the myriad mountains(巔峰俯瞰萬山)
- The pinnacle of one's career(事業巔峰)
Cultural background
FAQ- In Chinese culture, mountains are often revered and climbing to the summit symbolizes achieving the highest goals.
- The character appears in poetic and literary contexts to describe both physical heights and metaphorical achievements.
- Used in Buddhist contexts to refer to spiritual peaks or highest states of consciousness.