bottomed

• Describe algo que tiene un fondo de cierto tipo o calidad, usado a menudo en adjetivos compuestos; también puede referirse a la parte inferior o base de algo.

Describes something that has a bottom of a specified type or quality, often used in compound adjectives.

1. Having a specified type of bottomB2formal

   Describing an object or surface that has a particular kind of base or lower part.

   de fondo (especificado)

   • The boat is flat-bottomed for stability in shallow waters.
   • She bought a round-bottomed pot for cooking.
   • The glass is thick-bottomed to prevent breakage.

2. Reaching the lowest pointB2informal

   Describing a situation or condition that has reached its lowest level or state.

   haber tocado fondo

   • The market has bottomed out after months of decline.
   • His mood bottomed after hearing the bad news.
   • The economy bottomed in the second quarter of the year.

   Sinónimosrock-bottom

• Verbo que se usa para indicar llegar al punto más bajo o al nivel más profundo, o para proporcionar una base o fundamento a algo.

A verb used to indicate reaching the lowest point or level, or to provide a foundation or base for something.

1. Reach the lowest pointB2informal

   To reach the lowest or worst level of something.

   alcanzar el punto más bajo

   • The stock market bottomed out in March.
   • His career bottomed after the scandal.
   • The economy has bottomed and is starting to recover.

   Sinónimosbottom outplumbtrough

   Antónimosclimaxpeaktop

2. Provide a foundationC1formal

   To base or establish something on a particular foundation.

   fundamentar, basar

   • The theory is bottomed on solid research.
   • Their argument is bottomed in factual evidence.
   • The contract is bottomed on mutual agreement.

   Sinónimosbaseestablishfoundground

Variantes phrasalbottom out