柯林斯英汉双解大词典
denouement /deɪˈnuːmɒn/ (also dénouement)
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N-COUNT In a book, play, or series of events, the denouement is the sequence of events at the end, when things come to a conclusion. (书、戏剧或一系列事件中的)结局 [usu sing]
例：...an unexpected dénouement.
...一个出乎意料的结局。
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But the denouement offers the audience a logical conclusion.
但结局为观众提供了一个合乎逻辑的结论。
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That's followed by the final dramatic element—the denouement or the resolution, when all the loose ends have to be tied up in a logical way.
接下来是最后一个戏剧元素——结局或决议，这时所有开放的情节都必须按符合逻辑的方式联系起来。
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第三幕是收场。
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.. It's one thing to have-- it's not to say that the best-- if you want your life to be like the plot of a great story, it's not as though you think, " "All right, the denouement must occur at the very last page."
如果你拥有-,不是说最美好的生活-,如果你想让生活像美好的故事情节，它并不像你所想的，“好的，结局一定是在最后一页“
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and she doesn't see it at all until right at the end when there's a denouement, sort of revelation,
但是，她直到最后的结局才恍然大悟，算是一种启示，
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