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climax
v.（使）达到高潮n. 高峰，顶点 (peak, culmination)
The movie climaxed with Tom's revealing that he was really the child's father.
电影的高潮揭表明示汤姆确实是孩子的父亲。
commence
vi.开始(begin)
The second term commences in March.
第二学期于三月开始。
conclude
vi.结束
The movie concludes at ten o'clock.
电影十点结束。
conclusive
adj.决定性的(decisive, definitive)；最后的(final)
The committee didn't reach any conclusive decision.
委员会没有做出任何决定性的决定。
condition
n.条件；状况
My shoes are in bad condition and need to be replaced.
我的鞋子很差，需要更换。
culmination
n.顶点(climax, summit)
At the culmination of her career, Mary gave a final concert.
玛丽在事业的顶峰时期举办了最后一场音乐会。
develop
v.发展； 产生；成长
I will develop a headache if it gets too hot.
天气太热我就会头疼。
emerge
vi.出现(appear, come into prominence)
The divers emerged from the water.
潜水员从水中浮了出来。
engender
vt.产生(generate, produce)
John's kind acts engendered my friendship.
约翰的好心铸就了我俩的友谊。
eventual
adj.最后的(final, ultimate)
Owning a restaurant is Bill's eventual goal, but now he is just an assistant chef.
拥有一家餐馆是比尔最终的目标，但现在他只是一个助理厨师。
exit
v.退出
final
adj.最后的(ultimate)
After the final contest has completed, the judges will decide.
决赛结束后，评委决定比赛结果。
foremost
adj.最初的(prime)
He is one of the foremost atom scientists in China.
他是中国最领先的原子科学家之一。
