heyday

1. A period of success, popularity, or power; prime.

   The early twentieth century was the heyday of the steam locomotive.

   Blütezeit

   расцве́тrascvét, зени́тzenít, лу́чшая пора́lúčšaja porá

   ро́зквітrózkvit

2. (archaic)An exultation of the spirits; gaiety; frolic.

1. We are in the heyday of youth.

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2. My sons are in the heyday of youth.

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3. It's not an upmarket resort, but rather a down-at-heel one whose heyday has long since past.

   deMan hat hier keinen Urlaubsort der gehobenen Klasse mehr, sondern vielmehr einen heruntergekommenen, dessen Blütezeit längst der Vergangenheit angehört.

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4. Known for his temper as much as his talent, Tom was capable of both brilliance and rubbish in his heyday.

   ruИзвестный в равной степени темпераментом и талантом, Том в лучшие годы выдавал и шедевры, и шелуху.

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5. The heyday of the Romans is over.

   deDie Hochzeit der Römer ist vorbei.

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