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climax noun 1exciting/important event, point in time, etc. 高潮；顶点ADJECTIVE | VERB + CLIMAX | CLIMAX + VERB | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVEbig, dramatic, exciting, explosive, grand, great, powerful, stunning, thrilling 大高潮；激动人心的高潮；令人兴奋的顶点；爆发的顶点；重要的高潮；有感染力的高潮；惊人的高潮；扣人心弦的高潮emotional 情感的高潮fitting 适宜的高潮inevitable 不可避免的高潮VERB + CLIMAXcome to, hit (NAmE) , reach 达到高潮◆The crisis reached its climax in the 1970s.危机在 20 世纪 70 年代达到顶峰。approach, build to, build up to, near, work up to 接近高潮；渐渐达到高潮◆The story gradually builds to a powerful climax.故事渐渐达到有感染力的高潮。bring sth to 使某事达到高潮◆The affair was brought to a climax when the chairman resigned.主席辞职，将事件推向高潮。form, mark, represent 形成／标志／象征高潮◆Yesterday marked the climax of the celebrations.昨天标志着庆祝活动达到了高潮。CLIMAX + VERBcome 高潮到来◆The climax came at the end of the second act of the play.高潮出现在这场戏的第二幕结尾。PREPOSITIONat the climax 在高潮时◆The hero dies at the climax of the opera.主人公在歌剧达到高潮时死去。in a/the climax 在高潮期◆In a dramatic climax, our team lost by one goal.在富有戏剧性的高潮阶段，我们队以一球之差输掉了比赛。climax to ⋯的高潮◆His promotion was a fitting climax to a worthy career.升职是他有价值的职业生涯中一个应有的高潮。 |