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climax

/ˈklaɪ.mæks/

Traduction: Point culminant d'une action, d'un récit ou d'une expérience, moment de plus grande intensité, d'excitation ou d'importance. Peut aussi désigner le point le plus élevé d'une progression ou l'orgasme sexuel., Verbe utilisé pour désigner le fait d'atteindre le moment le plus important ou le plus intense d'une série d'événements, ou le point culminant d'un récit ou d'une expérience.

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noun

/ˈklaɪ.mæks/B2formal
  • frPoint culminant d'une action, d'un récit ou d'une expérience, moment de plus grande intensité, d'excitation ou d'importance. Peut aussi désigner le point le plus élevé d'une progression ou l'orgasme sexuel.

A noun referring to the most intense, exciting, or important point of something, such as a story, event, or experience.

  1. Highest point of intensityB2formal

    The most intense, exciting, or important point of something, such as a story, event, or experience.

    frPoint culminant

    • The climax of the movie was the final battle scene.
    • The concert reached its climax with a spectacular fireworks display.
    • The novel's climax left readers on the edge of their seats.

    Synonymesacmeapexcrestculminationheighthigh pointpeakpinnaclesummitzenith

    Antonymesanticlimaxbottomminimumnadir

  2. Sexual climaxC1formal

    The moment of greatest pleasure during sexual activity; orgasm.

    frClimax sexuel

    • She reached climax after several minutes of stimulation.
    • The couple achieved climax simultaneously.
    • The therapist discussed techniques to help reach climax.

    Synonymescomingorgasmpeakrelease

  3. Ecological climaxC2formalscientific

    The final stage of ecological succession in a plant community, where it remains stable.

    frClimax écologique

    • The forest reached its climax state after centuries of growth.
    • Climax communities are characterized by high biodiversity.
    • Ecologists study the transition to climax vegetation.
Formes
  • climaxes plural form
  • climaxes' possessive plural form
  • climax's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈklaɪ.mæks/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner le fait d'atteindre le moment le plus important ou le plus intense d'une série d'événements, ou le point culminant d'un récit ou d'une expérience.

A verb used to indicate reaching the most important or exciting point in a series of events, or the highest point of intensity in a narrative or experience.

  1. Reach the highest pointB2formal

    To reach the most intense, exciting, or important point of something.

    frAtteindre le point culminant

    • The story climaxes with a dramatic confrontation between the hero and the villain.
    • The concert climaxed with a spectacular fireworks display.
    • The negotiations climaxed in a final agreement after weeks of talks.

    Synonymescrestculminatepeaktop

  2. Reach sexual orgasmC1formal

    To experience the peak of sexual pleasure.

    frAtteindre l'orgasme

    • Many people find it difficult to climax during their first sexual experiences.
    • The couple climaxed together, feeling deeply connected.
    • She climaxed after several minutes of stimulation.

    Synonymescomecumfinishget offorgasmpeak

Formes
  • climaxed past participle
  • climaxed past simple
  • climaxing present participle
  • climaxes third person singular
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