柯林斯英汉双解大词典
climactic /klaɪˈmæktɪk/ TEM8
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ADJ A climactic moment in a story or a series of events is one in which a very exciting or important event occurs. (故事或事件中)形成高潮的 [正式] [ADJ n]
例：...the film's climactic scene.
...这场电影的高潮场景。
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In a climactic battle, the two master combatants displayed amazing speed and agility.
在这场激烈的交锋里，两位大师级的斗士展示出了惊人的速度和敏捷。
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Set in the low-lying Ganges–Brahmaputra River Delta, Bangladesh sits in a perfect storm of climactic conditions.
处在低洼的恒河—雅鲁藏布江三角洲地区，孟加拉国坐落在具有形成完美风暴的条件下。
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In the first account in Genesis 1, the creation of human is clearly the climactic divine act: after this God can rest.
在《创世纪》第一章中的第一种描述，人类的创造是上帝最具神性的行为：，在此之后神便可安息。
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In the first account in Genesis 1, The creation of human is clearly the climactic divine act: after this God can rest.
在《创世纪》第一章中的第一种描述，人类的创造是上帝最具神性的行为：,在此之后神便可安息。
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And the creation of woman, as I said, is in fact the climactic creative act in the second Genesis account.
就像我所说，女人的创造，实际上是第二个创世故事中造物的高潮。
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You may take on a long-term project and then die before you've been able to complete it; or alternatively, you may peak too soon and then continue to stick around in an anti-climactic way.
你可能承担了一个长期的项目,然后在你能完成之前就死了，或者，你可能太快达到人生高峰,然后继续在平淡中徘徊。
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