| 词组 | climax |
| 释义 | climax /ˈklaɪmæks/ noun the most exciting or important part of a story, event, or time, which usually comes near the endverbsreach/come to a climax The film reaches its climax in the final scene. | Things came to a climax with a large protest march on June 30th.build (up) to a climax The music was getting louder and building up to a climax.lead to a climax The earlier scenes lead logically to the climax in Act Three.near/approach a climax One of the most important trials in recent history is nearing its climax today.bring sth to a climax He scored again, bringing the game to a climax.mark the climax of sth This painting marked the climax of his career.the climax comes The climax came when the president ordered an air strike on the capital.adjectivesa thrilling/dramatic/exciting climax The Round the World yacht race is reaching a dramatic climax.a big climax The big climax is when the magician makes the woman appear again.a sensational/spectacular climax The match was a sensational climax to the season.a fitting climax (=a very suitable one) The concert was very successful and a fitting climax to the school year.prepositionsthe climax of/to sth The harvest was the climax of the rural year. |
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