English–Japanese
“peak” in Japanese
How to say “peak” in Japanese
“Peak” in Japanese is 盛り (sakari).
Marks the point when a thing reaches its highest level, strongest activity, or fullest development.
Example sentences with 盛り
町の祭りは夜になると盛りを迎えます。machi no matsu ri wa yoru ni na ru to saka ri o muka e ma su
The town festival reaches its peak at night.
Tips for using 盛り
- 盛り (sakari) works naturally with seasons, flowers, festivals, and busy periods, but it is less natural for a single numerical record such as a test score.
Other Japanese words for “peak”
遠くに山の峰が見えます。tō ku ni yama no mine ga mi e ma su
I can see the mountain peak in the distance.
観光客の数は八月にピークを迎えます。kan kō kyaku no kazu wa hachi gatsu ni pī ku o muka e ma su
The number of tourists reaches its peak in August.