climactic

英[klaɪ'mæktɪk] 美[klaɪ'mæktɪk]
  • adj. 高潮的;顶点的
TEM8 IELTS
    adj. (形容词)
    1. 高潮的
    2. 顶点的
    3. 形成高潮的(事情或某时刻)
    4. 极点的
    5. 顶极的
    6. 渐层法的

英英释义

Adjective:
  1. consisting of or causing a climax;

    "a climactic development"

1. We whomped our arch rival in the season's climactic football game.
我们在该季最精彩足球赛中打败了我们主要的对手.

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2. He is in the climactic moments of his career.
他正处于事业的顶峰阶段。

来自辞典例句

3. Instead, in the bright drawing - room, all seemed serene , anti - climactic, and slightly comic.
相反地, 在这光亮的客厅里, 一切都显得安详 、 平淡, 而且稍有些滑稽.

来自辞典例句

4. The play builds up to a climactic scene between father and daughter.
该剧逐步地把父女间的情节推向最后的高潮.

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5. The context body is the analysis of climactic relation using eulerian graph.
本文的主体部分是对递进关系进行欧拉图分析.

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    用作形容词 (adj.)
    1. The movie's climactic scene was a real nail-biter.
      这部电影中最关键的一场戏让观众看得紧张不已。
    2. The end of Hamlet is a climactic sciene in the play .
      哈姆雷特的结尾是这个戏的高潮。
    3. He is in the climactic moments of his career.
      他正处于事业的顶峰阶段。

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