expression, ichidan verb
approach the finale; come to a close
Used when a story, event, or project is reaching its climax or final stage. Often carries a dramatic or conclusive tone.
ドラマはいよいよ大詰めを迎える。
The drama is finally approaching its finale.
交渉は大詰めを迎えている。
The negotiations are coming to a close.
Standard kanji spelling for this expression.
Variant spelling without okurigana; less common but acceptable.
From 大詰め (final act/scene) + を + 迎える (to greet/welcome). The phrase literally means 'to welcome the final act', metaphorically extending to any approaching conclusion.