深度学习
crescendo (creh SHEN doe) Think “increase,” for this noun comes from the Italian word of that meaning. Its original use is to describe a steadily growing loudness of sound, but it is now also used for any increase in intensity or force. (Purists still frown on the growing use of “crescendo” as a synonym for “peak” or “climax.”)
- As Tchaikovsky’s music began its crescendo and the fireworks simultane-ously rose in the sky, the crowd in the park set off a spontaneous cheer.
- Caroline Gordon taught her students of writing to build a crescendo in their sentences, holding for last the word most deserving emphasis.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
[toggle title=机器翻译，仅供参考]
渐强（creh SHEN doe）想想“增加”，因为这个名词来自这个意思的意大利语单词。它最初的用途是描述声音的响度稳步增长，但现在也用于强度或力的任何增加。（纯粹主义者仍然对越来越多地使用“渐强”作为“顶峰”或“高潮”的同义词表示不满。）
＜ul＞
- 当柴可夫斯基的音乐开始渐强，烟花同时在天空中升起时，公园里的人群自发地欢呼起来
- 卡罗琳·戈登（Caroline Gordon）教学生们在句子中建立渐强，把最值得强调的单词放在最后
[/toggle]
