culmination

名词高潮; 顶点，极点; 极盛期; 完成，成就

1. 到达顶/极点：deduction n. 演绎法 | 3. culmination 到达顶/极点 | 5. exercise 运用,实行,执行仪式

2. 中天：cuesta 单斜脊 | culmination 中天 | cultivated area 播种面积

3. 顶点;褶升区：culm 碳质页岩 | culmination 顶点;褶升区 | culpa 过失

1. 终点;高潮;顶点
    Something, especially something important, that is the culmination of an activity, process, or series of events happens at the end of it.

    e.g. Their arrest was the culmination of an operation in which 120 other people were detained.
           他们的被捕标志着一场另有120人被拘留的行动的结束。

1. Sunday's performance was the culmination of 20 years of efforts, he says.

2. Thursday's protests were a culmination of days of demonstrations against what the opposition say were rigged parliamentary elections and years of poverty and corruption.

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3. The indictment is the culmination of a federal investigation that lasted more than two years and scoured through virtually every corner of Edwards'political career.

4. culmination

4. The first hints of winter are making an appearance in the city's evening climate, announcing the upcoming culmination of the fall season.

5. About 2 million Muslim pilgrims assembled on Mount Arafat offering emotional prayers for mercy on the culmination of the annual Hajj pilgrimage.

6. The adoption and signing of the constitution is the culmination of years of hard bargaining over the future powers of the EU.

7. It finds that neither president was to blame for failing to stop the attacks, which were the culmination of years of planning.

8. The death of 11 tigers in three months was the culmination of the crisis, which would have taken place sooner or later.

9. It is more a culmination of the past 10 or 20 years, when everyone was doing small things for each other.

10. The dialogue will represent the culmination of frequent discussions at mid and high levels between the two countries.

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