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Перевод: climax

[существительное]
высшая точка; кульминационный пункт; кульминация ; разгар ; нарастание;
[глагол]
дойти до кульминационного пункта; довести до кульминационного пункта

Тезаурус:

1. His fervently expressed hope in the coming of the Age of the Holy Spirit may have had its origin in the Jewish concept of the Messianic Age, for like the latter it was regarded by him as lying essentially within history and not beyond it, being indeed the climax of history.
2. The climax came with a Jubilee Rally in the Guildhall, Cambridge, organised by the District Office and attended by over six hundred people: "universally agreed to be one of the finest meetings that the District has ever seen", according to the Bulletin of the Fenland Federation.
3. David Thomson, who found the film "gratuitous, misogynist, pretentious and repellent", remarked about Hoffman that "his adoption of violence at the climax is the more troubling because Peckinpah never seems to have explained its need to the gentle and perplexed actor.
4. The meeting was brought to a fitting climax by Professor Brian Johnson (Edinburgh), who gave a highly entertaining lecture on how studies of metal clusters are providing an intriguing insight into the interfacial region between solution and solid state reactivity.
5. Finally, in a triumphant climax, bursting forth strong and unforgettable, exploding from his mind into reality, in THX sound, blasting at the acoustics of every concert hall in the world.
6. Each time they arrive at a pose, Colas somehow steals the expected kiss or holds Lise in the proper climax as Alain strikes what he believes to be the proper pose.
7. But, while that event was the climax to date of Richard's career with the Palace, he has been with us since his schoolboy days, for he is one of the products of the currently highly resourceful youth development programme at Selhurst Park, and his mature performances in defence earned Richard the Palace Young Player of the Year award in 1986.
8. Street Scene is the climax of this quest, an opera that speaks with the accents of Broadway, but which holds up a typically critical and compassionate mirror to the face of his adopted city.
9. Prousse, by Jean Papineau-Couture, argued an intense and clearly delineated course from climax to climax: the most powerful of the evening's compositions, and the one most likely to attract other players.
10. THE NATURAL CLIMAX vegetation of Southern Britain is deciduous woodland, and as late as 731 A.D. the Venerable Bede described the Wealden Forest as being "thick and impenetrable".
11. The climax will be the swearing in of Clinton as the 42nd President on January 20.
12. In fact, a series of unexpected decisions over which Michael Barnes had no direct control meant that it reached a totally different climax.
13. "The perfect climax all true lovers seek!"