| 词汇 | finale |
| 释义 | finale noun[ Cusually singular ] uk /fɪˈnɑː.li/ us /fɪˈnɑː.li/ us /fɪˈnæl.i/ the last part of a musical or theatre performance or a film, especially when this is very exciting or emotional: grand finaleAll the dancers come on stage during the grand finale.在高潮性的大结局中所有的舞者都上了台。 In summer, outdoor concerts, frequently with firework finales, take place in the gardens. The film grips you from its opening scenes to its tense finale. the final part of something endThis mammal roamed the steppes during the end of the last Ice Age. closeStock prices were up 6 percent at the close of the trading day. culminationThis starring role in a West End musical is the culmination of her years of hard work in local theatres. completionAt the completion of the exam, please return the materials to the proctor's desk and exit the room quietly. endpointBoth parties agree that they have reached a suitable endpoint to the negotiations. the last episode(= part) of a particular series of a TV programme, or the last ever episode of the programme: More than 52 million people watched the "Friends" finale. season finalemainly USHe announced his departure on Saturday Night Live's season finale. series finaleI thought the series finale was a big disappointment. something that provides a very exciting or emotional ending to something: The match had a thrilling finale when, with only seconds to go, the home team scored again. finale toWhat better finale to her career than this extravagant gesture?还有什么能比这个大动作更好地为她的职业生涯画上句号呢？ The slightly over-the-top instrumentations worked well in the thrilling choral finale. The movie is built around the kind of tear-jerking finale we'd normally associate with a Disney drama. An average of 10.2 million viewers watched the finale, in which the main character's funeral takes place. The climb back to the ridge at the end is an exhilarating finale to the route. Cinema & theatre: parts of plays, shows & films blooper reel byplay cold open costume coup de théâtre denouement dream sequence exeunt exit framing device in costume intermission interval MacGuffin meet-cute plot hole scene showstopper sketch stage direction You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Broadcasting: television Ends and endings finale | American Dictionaryfinale noun[ Cusually sing ] us/fəˈnæl·i, -ˈnɑ·li/ the last part of something, esp. a musical or theater performance: a grand finale Examples of finalefinale This music returns when the dove reappears in the second finale. The central finale brings the principals together for a simultaneous exposition of all aspects of the triangle, sometimes revealing concealed conflicts or reinforcing latent suspicions. The remaining six items were all newly composed and included three sections of music for mime, two finales and an air nouveau. And what about 6/8 finales that use the hunt as a musical topic but do not identify it verbally; are they somehow different? Instrumental introductions, introductory verses as well as finales and codas are optional. Do 'all the elements of seria' really 'pass onstage in a gaudy farewell parade' in the first finale (p. 19)? Until the first-act finale, the action unfolds as a series of unsuccessful attempts to corrupt the two virtuous sisters. The finale, at 15 minutes, comprises one third of the whole. It also has the dimensions and structure of a symphony; with an assertive opening, slow movement, scherzo, and a summational and revelatory finale. A number of writers posit that the number was intended to be a finale. Its repercussions extend into the finale, and not only in the opening bars. Yet the two outer spans are no less compelling and there are fireworks aplenty in the fast finale. Holding the start of the finale in its grip, it deprives the movement's subject of grace, wholeness or stability, leaving it misshapen, tormented and dissatisfied. Amid the wafting paragraphs of the finale, the music relaxes for a tellingly wistful passage. In a new, greatly extended finale, several numbers are reprised, sometimes realising implications that had not at first been manifest. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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