crowning

• 形容某事物是系列事件或努力中的最高点或最终成就，即顶点、极致或最后的完成。

Describes something that represents the highest point or final achievement of a series of events or efforts.

1. Highest achievementB2formal

   Representing the ultimate or most significant level of success or attainment.

   巅峰

   • Winning the championship was the crowning moment of his career.
   • The discovery was the crowning achievement of her scientific work.
   • The project was the crowning success of the company's history.

   同义词climacticconsummatepeakpinnaclesupremeultimate

2. Forming a top or summitB2formal

   Serving as or providing a crown-like top or highest point.

   顶端的

   • The crowning spire of the cathedral was visible for miles.
   • The crowning peak of the mountain was covered in snow.
   • The crowning ornament on the building was a golden statue.

• 动词，指将王冠戴于某人头上，作为王权的象征，即加冕；也指使某事物圆满结束或达到顶峰，即为其画上圆满句号、使之达到顶点。

A verb used to indicate the act of placing a crown on someone's head as a symbol of royalty, or to top or cover something in a way that completes or finishes it.

1. B1formal

   To place a crown on the head of someone as a symbol of royalty or victory.

   加冕

   • The archbishop crowned the new king in the cathedral.
   • She was crowned queen after the ceremony.
   • The winner was crowned with a laurel wreath.

   同义词coronateenthroneinaugurateinvest

   反义词deposedethrone

2. Top or capB2formal

   To form the top part of something, often in a decorative or prominent way.

   冠以

   • A golden statue crowns the dome of the building.
   • The mountain peak is crowned with snow all year round.
   • The dessert was crowned with a layer of chocolate.

   同义词capcrestsurmounttop

3. Achieve the highest pointB2formal

   To be the culmination or climax of something.

   达到顶峰

   • Her victory crowned a long and successful career.
   • The festival was crowned by a spectacular fireworks display.
   • His efforts were crowned with success.

   同义词capclimaxconsummateculminateround offsurmounttoptop off