02487718-a
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| 高潮, 极点+的, 极点, 高潮+的 |
| climactic |
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consisting of or causing a climax |
13942405-n
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the greatest or utmost degree |
05950559-n
(2)
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one of two divergent or mutually exclusive opinions |
08568978-n
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the outermost or farthest region or point |
07417043-n
(2)
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| 极点, 顶点, 高潮, 巅峰, 鼎盛 |
| climax, flood tide |
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the highest point of anything conceived of as growing or developing or unfolding |
15291199-n
(4)
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| 最高点, 最高潮, 极点, 达到 最高点, 顶点, 达到最高点 |
| culmination, apogee |
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a final climactic stage |
05037617-n
(1)
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the greatest possible intensity |
06373747-n
(2)
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| 极点, 高潮 |
| climax, culmination |
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the decisive moment in a novel or play |
13940456-n
(10)
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| 极点, 顶峰, 顶点, 顶, 巅峰, 巅, 极至 |
| height, top, peak, elevation, pinnacle, superlative, summit, meridian, tiptop, acme |
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the highest level or degree attainable; the highest stage of development |