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denouement (day noo MON or day NOO mon) This French import refers to a working out of all the factors that made the plot thicken. It can be used for a play, a novel, or real life. Literally, it means “un-knotting,” getting the kinks out of the thread of the plot following the climax. Sometimes it’s used more loosely to mean “the final result.”
- The playwright had so many different plots going in the first half of the play—pirates, vampires, and spacemen—that the audience was not surprised that the denouement was unbelievable.
- Xenia’s first three years at Hedgepeth University were marked by a trip abroad, a broken leg, and a major love affair; can the denouement of her college years be any more dramatic?
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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结局（day noo-MON或day noo-MON）这个法国进口指的是对所有使情节更加复杂的因素的处理。它可以用于戏剧、小说或现实生活。从字面上看，它的意思是“解开打结”，在高潮之后将打结从情节中解开。有时，它被更松散地用来表示“最终结果”
- 这位剧作家在这部剧的前半部分有很多不同的情节，海盗、吸血鬼和太空人，观众对结局令人难以置信并不感到惊讶
- Xenia在Hedgepeth大学的头三年是一次出国旅行、一条腿骨折和一段重大的恋爱；她大学时代的结局会更戏剧化吗
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