culminate

英音：['kʌlmɪneɪt]

简单释义：

v.（以某种结果）告终；（在某一点）结束

网络达到顶点；达到高潮；到绝顶

变形：

第三人称单数：culminates 现在分词：culminating 过去分词：culminated

完整释义：

1.使达到顶点
2.告终
3.鼎盛
4.到绝顶,达于极点,达最高潮;【天文学】到中天[最高度]

例句：

Proper cultivation and care will culminate in the best crops and therefore the finest ingredients.
精心的耕种和培育会最终收获优良的庄家，因此得到最上乘的配料。
That could culminate with the England striker taking a place among the substitutes against Chelsea at St James' Park.
那将使得英格兰前锋在圣詹姆士公园迎战切尔西替补出场时的状态达到顶峰。
if you covet small gains, your efforts will not culminate in great achievements.
图快反而达不到目的，贪图小利就办不成大事。
We ask for patience at this time for crucial events are going to be set in motion which will culminate in a series of catastrophic results.
我们请求你们在此时此刻保持耐心，因为决定性的事件即将发动，这将以一系列激变的结果告终。
For Taiwan singer Christine Fan , it's the latter. Her 10-year love affair is about to culminate in a wedding.
对于台湾女歌手范玮琪来说，答案无疑是后者。她长达十年的爱情长跑终于要在婚礼中走向高潮了。
Everyone feared that the boundary dispute between these two countries would culminate in a war.
人人都担心，这两国间的边境争端将以一场战争告终。
There is revealed to them the true nature of society and of government which, in a large measure, culminate in the art of human cooperation.
他们看到，社会和政府的真正意义，在很大程度上，是使人与人之间的合作艺术日臻完美。
The point is, is that our "thoughts" and "feelings" ARE able to physically culminate into tangible reality.
问题是，是，我们的“思想”和“感情”能够身体，最终转化为实实在在的现实。

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