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Перевод: anticlimax

[существительное]
спад ; разрядка напряжения; упадок ; антиклимакс ; реакция

Тезаурус:

1. The "Dracula Experience" tourist show seemed an anticlimax to me, although the children loved it.
2. Radio 4 play is an anticlimax
3. What was the feeling when the Clause became law, then - frustration, anticlimax, anger perhaps with the British campaign?
4. With the role of the heavy father properly cast - stumping up the stairs with a desperate expression and his two pistols, he wrote, "this anticlimax, this adding of injury to insult, seems to me irresistible".
5. A simple 3/4in board is an anticlimax after all that architecture, and would ask "Why the fuss?"
6. My only qualm is that the final answer (any shape, but get the size right) is a bit of an anticlimax and, despite the author's deftly misdirecting hand, those with a feeling for scale-changes will spot it sooner than they ought to.
7. The anticlimax after the session in the X-ray Department was difficult to bear.
8. It was just such an anticlimax."
9. Tired and cold and full of anticlimax.
10. I cast in and try to shrug off the disappointed, deflated feeling that has come over me since the anticlimax of the eel.
11. After all that, the final part is an anticlimax, just a simple up-scroller.
12. It was two a.m., and Constable Rennie, at the wheel, was experiencing a vague sense of anticlimax and incipient boredom.
13. Their weeks in Scotland were an anticlimax.