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pinnacle

/ˈpɪn.ə.kəl/

Traduction: Nom désignant le point le plus haut ou le sommet de quelque chose, qu'il s'agisse d'une construction physique comme une flèche ou d'un niveau suprême de réussite ou de développement., Verbe signifiant atteindre ou placer au point le plus haut d'une réalisation, d'un développement, d'un succès ou d'une structure physique.

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noun

/ˈpɪn.ə.kəl/C1formal
  • frNom désignant le point le plus haut ou le sommet de quelque chose, qu'il s'agisse d'une construction physique comme une flèche ou d'un niveau suprême de réussite ou de développement.

A noun referring to the highest point or peak of something, whether a physical structure like a spire or the ultimate level of achievement or development.

  1. Architectural spireC1formalart

    A slender, upright spire or turret, typically found at the top of a buttress, tower, or roof in Gothic architecture.

    frPinacle

    • The cathedral's pinnacles were intricately carved from stone.
    • Each pinnacle on the tower was topped with a small cross.
    • The architect designed the pinnacles to draw the eye upward.

    Synonymesspire

  2. Highest point or peakB2formal

    The highest level or degree attainable; the culmination or apex of development or achievement.

    frPoint culminant

    • Winning the championship was the pinnacle of her career.
    • The artist reached the pinnacle of success in his forties.
    • This discovery represents the pinnacle of scientific achievement.

    Synonymesacmeapexapogeeclimaxcrestculminationheightpeaksummittopzenith

    Antonymesbasebottomfootlownadir

  3. Mountain peakB2formal

    A lofty peak or summit of a mountain.

    frSommet de montagne

    • The climbers finally reached the pinnacle after a long ascent.
    • Snow covered the pinnacle of the mountain all year round.
    • From the pinnacle, they could see the entire valley below.

    Synonymesapexcrestcrownheightpeaksummittop

Formes
  • pinnacles plural form
  • pinnacles' possessive plural form
  • pinnacle's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈpɪn.ə.kəl/C1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant atteindre ou placer au point le plus haut d'une réalisation, d'un développement, d'un succès ou d'une structure physique.

A verb meaning to reach or place at the highest point or peak of achievement, development, or success.

  1. Surmount with a pinnacleC2formal

    To place a pinnacle on top of something, such as a building or structure.

    frSurmonter d'un pinacle

    • The architect designed the tower to be pinnacled with a golden spire.
    • The cathedral was pinnacled with intricate stonework.
    • They pinnacled the roof with a small decorative turret.

    Synonymescapcrownsurmounttop

  2. Raise to a high positionC2formal

    To elevate someone or something to a position of great height, importance, or achievement.

    frÉlever au sommet

    • Her success pinnacled her career in the music industry.
    • The discovery pinnacled the scientist's reputation.
    • He was pinnacled as the greatest player of his generation.

    Synonymesadvancecrownelevateexaltliftpromoteraisesurmountuplift

    Antonymesabasedebasedegradedemotehumblelower

Formes
  • pinnacled past participle
  • pinnacled past simple
  • pinnacling present participle
  • pinnacles third person singular
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