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culmination

/ˌkʌl.mɪˈneɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant le point le plus haut ou le moment le plus intense de quelque chose, atteint après une période de développement ou d'efforts. Peut aussi se référer à la position la plus haute d'un astre dans le ciel, ou au moment décisif d'un récit.

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noun

/ˌkʌl.mɪˈneɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • frNom désignant le point le plus haut ou le moment le plus intense de quelque chose, atteint après une période de développement ou d'efforts. Peut aussi se référer à la position la plus haute d'un astre dans le ciel, ou au moment décisif d'un récit.

A noun referring to the highest or climactic point of something, especially as attained after a long period of development or effort. It can also refer to the highest point reached by a celestial body in the sky, or the decisive moment in a narrative.

  1. Final Climactic StageB2formal

    The highest or most intense point in the development or resolution of something; the climax.

    frStade culminant final

    • The championship game was the culmination of months of training.
    • The festival ended with a spectacular fireworks display as its culmination.
    • Years of research reached their culmination in a groundbreaking discovery.

    Synonymesacmeapexapogeeclimaxcrescendoheighthigh pointpeakpinnaclesummitzenith

    Antonymesbeginningcommencementinceptiononsetoriginoutsetstart

  2. Astronomical CulminationC1formalscientific

    The moment when a celestial object, such as a star or planet, reaches its highest point in the sky above an observer's horizon.

    frCulmination (astronomie)

    • The astronomer recorded the exact time of the star's culmination.
    • At its culmination, the planet was directly overhead.
    • The moon's culmination occurs when it is highest in the night sky.

    Synonymestransit

  3. Decisive Moment in a StoryB2formalart

    The critical turning point or climax in a narrative, such as a novel or play, where the main conflict reaches its peak.

    frMoment décisif dans une histoire

    • The culmination of the play was the dramatic confrontation between the hero and the villain.
    • In the novel, the culmination occurs when the protagonist finally uncovers the truth.
    • The film's culmination left the audience on the edge of their seats.

    Synonymesapexclimaxcrisishigh pointpeakpinnacleturning point

  4. Concluding ActionB2formal

    The final act or event that brings a process or series of actions to an end.

    fraboutissement

    • The signing of the treaty was the culmination of the peace negotiations.
    • The project's culmination was marked by a successful product launch.
    • Her retirement party was the culmination of a long and distinguished career.

    Synonymesapexclimaxclosecompletionconclusionconsummationfinale

    Antonymesbeginningcommencementinceptioninitiationonsetopeningoriginoutsetpreludestart

Formes
  • culminations plural form
  • culminations' possessive plural form
  • culmination's possessive singular form
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