名词尖峰形成
动词加烈酒于( spike的现在分词 ); 偷偷地给某人的饮料加入（更多）酒精（ 或药物）; 把尖状物钉入; 打乱某人的计划
1. A man has been arrested for spiking a business lunch with rat poison, killing four people and leaving eight sick.
2. One of her fellow athletes subsequently admitted to spiking Sun's drink to help her out.
3. A barista has been spiking coffee bought by the Olsen twins with full fat milk, it has been reported.
4. He also said that China should keep a close eye on spiking inflationary pressure, an overheating economy and possible asset bubbles in the real estate sector.
5. Calderon led the Cubans with 16 points, all from spiking attempts.
6. After spiking following the earthquake in Japan this year, the VIX drifted lower through June and remained relatively subdued until early July.
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7. The following two sets were much easier for the hosts with their powerful blocking and spiking skill.
8. " We should improve our spiking and receiving to play better next games, " said Tse.