culmination

英[kʌlmi'neiʃən]美[kʌlmi'neiʃən]

n.
1.顶点；高潮的到达
2.结束；完成

同：	[n.] apogee, climax, completion, mop up

The progressive movement, which had already brought important changes in federal policies, stood on the verge of culmination and fulfillment.
已经给全国政治带来重大变化的进步运动，即将进入高潮，并完成其历史使命。收藏
Jewish experiences in 20th century have included the culmination of zionism in the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948
20世纪犹太人的经历包含犹太复国主义最终在1948年建立起以色列国。收藏
This was the culmination of a campaign extending over many months in the Senate and in the media to get at the "truth" in Laos
参议院和新闻界为弄清老挝问题“真相”而进行了许多个月的运动，现在达到了高潮。收藏
It is the culmination of a decidedly strange year for Americans
这对美国人来说，可谓是极不安稳的一年的顶峰了。收藏
As a sop to Rogers I had agreed not to attend the final culmination of these efforts
作为对罗杰斯的一个安抚，我已同意不出席大功告成的场合。收藏

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a final climactic stage
- their achievements stand as a culmination of centuries of development
[同] culmination, apogee
(astronomy) a heavenly body's highest celestial point above an observer's horizon

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