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cumbre

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nounfeminine
  1. summit, peak, top, hilltoptopmost point or surface, especially of a mountain
  2. summitgathering or assembly of leaders
  3. apex, acme
adjectivefemininemasculine
  1. main; primary; culminating; peak

Forms

noun

singularcumbre
pluralcumbres

adjective

masculine singularcumbre
feminine masculine pluralcumbres

Used in the library

  • Un sendero sube desde el pueblo hasta la cumbre.A path climbs from the village to the summit.B2Una vez más (6) — Once more (6) (B2)
  • La cumbre de presidentes llena de tráfico toda la ciudad.The presidents' summit fills the whole city with traffic.B2Una vez más (1) — Once more (1) (B2)
  • La cumbre del Mulhacén es la más alta de la península.The summit of the Mulhacén is the highest on the peninsula.B2Otra vez, por favor (20) — Once more, please (20) (B2)
  • Él prefiere no saberlo, porque por primera vez come todos los días, y declara que está "en la cumbre de toda buena fortuna".He prefers not to know, because for the first time he eats every day, and declares that he is "at the peak of all good fortune".B2El Lazarillo de Tormes — Lazarillo de Tormes

Other ways to say it

  • acméacme (moment of greatest height or peak); climax, acme (of an illness)
  • cimatop; peak, summit, mountaintop (top of a mountain or hill)
  • colmosummit, top; height
  • picobeak (of a bird); sharp point
  • ápiceapex, tip; apex

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