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climax

/ˈklaɪmæks/

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noun

层递，高潮。

(originally rhetorical) A rhetorical device in which a series is arranged in ascending order.

Examples :

"The teacher's lecture had a climax, with each point building on the previous one to explain the complex concept. "

老师的讲课使用了层递手法，每个要点都以前一个要点为基础，最终解释了这个复杂的概念，达到了高潮。

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noun

高潮，顶点。

An instance of such an ascending series.

Examples :

"The roller coaster's climb to the highest point was a climax of increasingly steeper inclines. "

过山车爬升至最高点，是坡度越来越陡峭的一系列爬升的顶点。

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noun

高潮，顶点，顶峰。

The culmination of a narrative's rising action, the turning point.

Examples :

"The school play reached its climax when the main character finally confessed his love. "

学校的戏剧在高潮时达到了顶峰，也就是主角终于表白了他的爱意。

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noun

顶点，高潮

(now commonly) A culmination or acme: the last term in an ascending series, particularly:

Examples :

"The school play reached its climax during the final scene, when the hero confronted the villain. "

学校的戏剧在最后一幕英雄与恶棍对峙时达到了高潮。

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verb

达到高潮，使达到顶点

To reach or bring to a climax.

Examples :

"The soccer game climaxed with a penalty kick in the final seconds. "

这场足球比赛在最后几秒钟以一个点球达到了高潮。

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verb

达到性高潮，射精

To orgasm; to reach orgasm.

Examples :

"After the long, stressful day, she finally climaxed with a delicious dinner. "

漫长而压力巨大的一天后，她终于通过一顿美味的晚餐达到了性高潮。

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