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plateaus

/plæˈtoʊ(z)/ /plæˈtoʊz/

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noun

高原，台地

A largely level expanse of land at a high elevation; tableland.

Examples :

"From the airplane window, we could see vast, flat plateaus stretching out below. "

从飞机舷窗望下去，我们能看到下方广阔平坦的高原，连绵不断地延伸开去。

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noun

平台期，停滞期

A comparatively stable level in something that varies.

Examples :

"After weeks of rapid improvement, the student's math grades hit several plateaus, staying at 85% for a while before improving again. "

经过几周的快速进步后，这位学生的数学成绩进入了几个平台期，停留在85%一段时间后才再次提高。

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noun

饰盘，托盘。

An ornamental dish for the table; a tray or salver.

Examples :

"The gleaming silver plateaus held an assortment of delicate pastries for the afternoon tea. "

那些闪闪发光的银色饰盘上放着各式各样的精致糕点，供下午茶享用。

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noun

高原期，瓶颈期。

A notable level of attainment or achievement.

Examples :

"After months of hard work, Sarah reached new plateaus in her piano skills, mastering increasingly complex pieces. "

经过几个月的努力，莎拉的钢琴技巧达到了新的高原期，能够掌握越来越复杂的曲子了。

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verb

趋于稳定，停滞不前。

To reach a stable level; to level off.

Examples :

"After several months of steady improvement, John's test scores have plateaus, staying around 85% for the last few weeks. "

经过几个月稳步提高后，约翰的考试成绩已经趋于稳定，最近几周一直保持在85%左右。

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