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apogee

/ˈæp.ə.dʒiː/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa el punto más alto o más lejano, literalmente el punto de la órbita de un cuerpo celeste más distante de la Tierra, o en sentido figurado el clímax o el punto culminante de un proceso o período.

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noun

/ˈæp.ə.dʒiː/C2formalscientific
  • esSustantivo que designa el punto más alto o más lejano, literalmente el punto de la órbita de un cuerpo celeste más distante de la Tierra, o en sentido figurado el clímax o el punto culminante de un proceso o período.

A noun referring to the highest or most distant point, either literally as the farthest point in an orbit around Earth, or figuratively as the climax or peak of a process or period.

  1. Highest point or climaxC1formal

    The most successful, powerful, or important point in the development of something; a final climactic stage.

    esapogeo

    • The Roman Empire reached its apogee under the rule of Trajan.
    • Her career as a singer was at its apogee in the 1990s.
    • The novel is considered the apogee of 19th-century romantic literature.

    Sinónimosacmeapexclimaxculminationheighthigh pointpeakpinnaclesummitzenith

    Antónimosbottomlownadirperigee

  2. Farthest point in orbitC1formalscientific

    The point in the orbit of the moon or a satellite at which it is farthest from the Earth.

    esApogeo

    • The satellite will be at its apogee, making it the best time for observation.
    • The moon's apogee occurs when it is about 405,000 kilometers from Earth.
    • Engineers calculated the apogee of the spacecraft to ensure a stable orbit.

    Sinónimosapoapsis

    Antónimosperigee

Formas
  • apogees plural form
  • apogees' possessive plural form
  • apogee's possessive singular form
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