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• Refere-se à parte ou posição mais baixa de algo, ou ao que está na última colocação ou nível mais baixo.

Describes the lowest part or position of something.

1. Lowest positionA2formal

   Located at the lowest part or point of something.

   Inferior

   • The bottom shelf is where we keep the heavy boxes.
   • He lives on the bottom floor of the apartment building.
   • The bottom drawer of the cabinet is stuck.

   Sinônimosbasalbasefloorinferiorlowerlowermost

   Antônimospeaktopupper

2. Least important or worstB1formal

   Of the lowest rank, quality, or status.

   Pior ou menos importante

   • He was in the bottom half of the class rankings.
   • This is the bottom tier of the company's product line.
   • The bottom price for this item is $10.

   Sinônimosinferiorlastleastminimalworst

   Antônimosbestforemosttop

• Substantivo que designa a parte, ponto ou superfície mais baixa de algo; informalmente, também se usa para se referir às nádegas.

A noun referring to the lowest part, point, or surface of something; also used informally to refer to the buttocks.

1. Lowest partA1formal

   The lowest point or part of something.

   Parte inferior

   • The keys are at the bottom of my bag.
   • He fell to the bottom of the stairs.
   • The bottom of the ocean is very deep.

   Sinônimosbasebasisfloorfootfoundationsoleunderpartunderside

   Antônimosapexheightpeaksummittop

2. ButtocksA2informal

   The part of the body that you sit on.

   Nádegas

   • The baby fell on his bottom.
   • She slipped and landed on her bottom.
   • He has a tattoo on his bottom.

   Sinônimosbacksidebehindbumbuttderriereposteriorrearrump

3. Worst positionB1formal

   The lowest or least successful position in a ranking or competition.

   Pior posição

   • Our team finished at the bottom of the league.
   • He was at the bottom of his class.
   • The company hit rock bottom during the recession.

   Sinônimosbasementcellarlast-placenadirrock bottom

   Antônimostop

• Verbo usado para indicar alcançar o ponto ou nível mais baixo, ou para servir de base ou 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.

   atingir o fundo

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

   Sinônimosbottom outplumbtrough

   Antônimosclimaxpeaktop

2. Provide a foundationC1formal

   To base or establish something on a particular foundation.

   Fundamentar

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

   Sinônimosbaseestablishfoundground

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