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Oct 20, 2006 12:17
17 yrs ago
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Spanish term

Proposed translations

11 mins

becoming more and more important to end up/culminate in/lead to a final climax

(una situación) to culminate [en, in], to lead [en, to]: puede desembocar en una tragedia, it may end in tragedy

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16 mins

will be gradually acquiring importance/relevance leading to (culminating in) the final climax

Una opción .... Suerte
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32 mins

will grow in importance until culminating in a final climax.

I suggest to 'grow in importance' as an idiomatic English option
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54 mins

becoming ever more important up to the (final) climax

"culminate" means to come to a climax, so I would eliminate it.

"a climax" = (in a dramatic or literary work) a decisive moment that is of maximum intensity or is a major turning point in a plot.
For that reason, "final" may also be omitted.

"becoming more and more" is also appropriate.
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1 hr

gaining importance culminating into the final climax

Hope this helps in some way

Sonia
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2 hrs

taking on greater importance as they lead up to the (film`s) climax

me parece que esta opción enfatiza la progresión de los elementos narrativos hacia un clímax
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2 hrs

whose significance becomes (ever more) clear/apparent leading up to the final climax

or "becomes clearer"
one of many possibilities
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22 hrs

will be growing in importance, until culminating in the final climax.

Lo siento más apegado al texto. Suerte
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