单词 | 高潮 |
释义 | 〔height〕The point of highest intensity; the climax:极度,极点:最为猛烈的一点;高潮:〔climactic〕Relating to or constituting a climax.高潮的,顶点的:与高潮有关的或导致高潮的〔crescendo〕Crescendo is sometimes used by reputable speakers and writers to denote a climax or peak, as in noise level, rather than an increase. Although citational evidence over time attests to widespread currency,it is difficult for anyone acquainted with the technical musical sense ofcrescendo to use it to mean "a peak.” Such usage, as inWhen the guard sank a three-pointer to tie the game, the noise of the crowd reached a crescendo, was unacceptable to 55 percent of the Usage Panel.Crescendo 一词有时被享有声誉的演说家和作家用于表示高潮或顶点,而不是指渐强的过程,就象在噪声级中。 尽管过多的引证表明了这一流行趋势,然而对于熟悉渐强 这一音乐上的专门意义的人来说,很难把它用于指“顶点”。 在当后卫投入一个三分球而使比赛成平局时,观众的嘈杂声到达了极点 中的这类用法, 有55%的用法专题使用小组成员不接受〔build〕suspense building from the opening scene to the climax.从序幕发展高潮的悬疑〔Sephardi〕A descendant of the Jews who lived in Spain and Portugal during the Middle Ages until persecution culminating in expulsion in 1492 forced them to leave.西班牙系犹太人:犹太人后裔,中世纪时居住在西班牙和葡萄牙,直到1492年驱除中的迫害高潮迫使他们离开〔catastrophe〕The concluding action of a drama, especially a classical tragedy, following the climax and containing a resolution of the plot.悲剧的结局:戏剧尤指古典悲剧结局部分紧随着高潮发生并且包括情节的解释〔denouement〕The events following the climax of a drama or novel in which such a resolution or clarification takes place.在有上述结局的戏剧或小说中,高潮过后的事件〔tide〕A specific occurrence of such a variation:涨潮,高潮:这种变化的一次具体的发生:〔high〕Constituting a climax; crucial:紧要的;高潮的:〔cotidal〕Indicating coincidence of high tides or low tides.表示低潮与高潮同时的〔effect〕If you had refused, the outcome would probably not have been very different. Anupshot is a decisive result, often of the nature of a climax: 如果你拒绝的话,结局也许也不会有什么不同。 upshot 是一种决定性结果,常用于形容高潮: 〔high〕The chase scene is the high point of the film.追逐场面是这部电影的高潮〔work〕The film works up to a thrilling climax.这电影逐渐发展到令人惊悚的高潮〔crescendo〕To build up to or reach a point of great intensity, force, or volume:达到最高点,高潮:逐步增强至强度、力量或音量极大点:〔culminant〕Reaching the highest point or degree; highest.最高的:达到顶点或高潮的;最高的〔payoff〕The climax of a narrative or sequence of events.高潮:故事或一系列事件的高潮〔krewe〕In order to organize and stage the enormous Mardi Gras carnival every year,many New Orleans families have belonged for generations tokrewes, groups that create elaborate costumes and floats for the many Mardi Gras parades in the two weeks leading up to "Fat Tuesday.”Not only do the krewes participate in the parades,but, as leaders of New Orleans society,they also hold balls and other elaborate events during the carnival season,which lasts from Christmas up to Mardi Gras itself.The krewes are responsible for electing Rex,the annual king of the carnival,whose parade is the climax of Mardi Gras.While masked paraders had long been a part of Mardi Gras,the first carnival group organized as such was the Mystick Krewe of Comus in 1857.Krewe is only a fanciful spelling of crew in its standard meaning, but the word, thanks to its association with Mardi Gras and New Orleans high society,has taken on some of the mystique of the carnival.为了组织和筹划每年盛大的大斋日前夜狂欢节,许多新奥尔良家庭世世代代都属于krewes 这种团体。 这些团体要在“油腻的星期二”来临前的两周,制作华丽服装和彩车供狂欢节游行使用。克鲁的成员们不仅参加游行,作为新奥尔良的上层人物,他们还要在狂欢节节期举行舞会和其它盛大的活动,这从圣诞节一直延续到大斋首日的前一天。克鲁成员还要选出一个Rex,即每年狂欢节的国王,他的游行是整个大斋首日前夜的高潮。化妆游行长期以来一直是大斋首日前夜狂欢节的一部份,而第一个这种狂欢节团体在1857年才建立,名叫“科摩斯神秘的群体”。Krewe 这个词是对普通意义的 crew 这个词一个花哨的拼法, 但是这个词由于与大斋首日前夜狂欢节和新奥尔良的上流社会联系在一起,便带上那个狂欢节的一些神秘气氛〔climax〕A moment of great or culminating intensity in a narrative or drama, especially the conclusion of a crisis.高潮:记叙文或戏剧中的最大强度的时刻,尤指在危机结束时〔tidal〕the tidal maximum; tidal pools; tidal waters.高潮;潮间水潭;潮水〔epitasis〕The middle part of a play that develops the action leading to the catastrophe.剧情发展部分:戏剧中间部分,把情节推向高潮〔stretto〕A final section, as of an oratorio, performed with an acceleration in tempo to produce a climax. Also called In this sense, also called stretta 加快结尾段:在清唱剧的最后一部分,为了产生高潮而加快演奏速度 也作 在此意义上也可称作 stretta〔inorgasmic〕Incapable of having an orgasm.无高潮的:无法达到性交时的高潮 |
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