n.(音乐的)渐强，逐渐增强的喧闹声，持续噪声的最高点
adv.渐强，(感情，动作)逐渐加强

原形：crescendo复数：crescendos

The orchestra's crescendo was breathtaking as the conductor raised his baton.
乐团的渐强部分令人惊叹，指挥家举起指挥棒。
The sound of thunder grew in intensity, crescendoing into a deafening roar.
雷声逐渐增强，变成震耳欲聋的轰鸣。
The pianist's fingers danced across the keys, creating a beautiful crescendo in the sonata.
钢琴家的手指在琴键上跳跃，演奏出交响曲中的美妙渐强段落。
As the climax approached, the tension in the movie reached a crescendo.
随着高潮临近，电影中的紧张气氛达到了顶点。
The fireworks display culminated in a dazzling crescendo of colors and light.
烟花表演以五彩斑斓、灿烂夺目的高潮收尾。
The applause for the singer's performance crescendoed after each song, reaching a fever pitch.
歌手演唱每首歌后，观众的掌声逐渐增强，达到高潮。
In the opera, the tenor's voice soared to a crescendo, filling the auditorium with emotion.
在歌剧中，男高音的声音达到高潮，充满情感地填满了音乐厅。
The storm's wind and rain intensified, crescendoing into a full-blown hurricane.
风暴的风和雨越来越猛烈，升级成了一场全面的飓风。
The children's excitement grew as they neared the amusement park, their anticipation reaching a crescendo.
孩子们接近游乐园时，兴奋之情越来越强烈，期待达到高潮。
The symphony's first movement built up to a powerful crescendo before resolving into a peaceful coda.
交响乐的第一乐章逐渐增强，最终以平静的尾声结束。