climactic

UK:  [klaɪ'mæktɪk]

US:  [klaɪ'mæktɪk]

adj.

1.极点的,顶点的,高潮的

2.顶极的

1 . The swiftness of the male system virtually guarantees climactic orgasms for males, but is usually too quick for the female.
男性系统的迅速反应世界上管控着男性的高潮，但这通常对女性来说太快了。

2 . The play builds up to a final 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。

3 . Thus his account of the crucial Guayaquil encounter is sparse and somewhat anti-climactic.
使得他对这次决定性的瓜亚基尔会面的描述有些简略甚至平淡。

4 . It's quite a show, from the intergalactic rock slide that starts things off to the climactic destruction of the Golden Gate bridge.
从这方面来说这是相当好的一个作品，从星际巨石飘移开始到诡异的摧毁金门大桥。

5 . Part two ends in an open-ended way that could be frustrating for Western readers accustomed to stories with climactic conclusions.
第二册的结尾是开放式的，很可能会让那些已经习惯了最后出现高潮的西方读者觉得不爽。