climax

UK:  ['klaɪmæks]

US:  ['klaɪmæks]

复数：climaxes  过去分词：climaxed  现在分词：climaxing  

v.

1.(使)达到顶点[高潮]

2.达到巅峰

n.

1.【修辞学】渐强(而达顶点的)修辞法

2.顶点,最高峰,极点;(事件的)高潮

3.【生物学】顶极(群落),演替顶极

4.关头,最紧迫的问题

5.最精彩,最惊心动魄的一场

1 . Or try the stop- start method: As he nears climax, pull away and have him focus on pleasing you for a while.
或者可以尝试走走停停的方法：当他快要达到高潮的时候，把他JJ抽出来让他取悦你一会儿。

2 . General Patton, a specialist in tank warfare, got ashore on Normandy coast. The Normandy landing campaign was pushed up to its climax.
坦克战专家巴顿将军登上诺曼底海滩——登陆战役被推向高潮。

3 . Every part of the song 's climax, on - site fans and the choir with his wife Avril, the concert will become a huge rave party.
每到歌曲的高潮部分，现场歌迷们就和艾薇儿夫妇一同合唱，将演唱会变成了一个巨大的狂欢派对。

4 . to see an unsettling change made at a time when the battle is at its climax, swaying to and fro.
当战事正酣、胜负未卜的时候，进行摇摆不定的变革，实非我的意愿。

5 . Generally speaking, scientifically accepted records of sunspot activity do seem to be heading for a climax in the near future.
一般而言，科学地接受记录太阳黑子的活动做似乎是一个高潮标题在不久的将来。