crested

• Diz-se de algo que tem uma crista, como uma ave com penacho na cabeça, ou um objeto com ornamento ou emblema heráldico.

Describes something that has a crest, such as a bird with a tuft of feathers on its head, or an object with a decorative or heraldic crest.

1. Having a crestB2formal

   Having a tuft or comb on the head, as in certain birds or animals.

   Cristado

   • The crested bird perched on the branch.
   • A crested lizard basked in the sun.
   • The crested helmet was worn by ancient warriors.

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2. Marked with a crestC1formalbritish

   Decorated or marked with a heraldic crest or emblem.

   Marcado com um brasão

   • The family crest was crested on the silverware.
   • He wore a crested blazer to the formal dinner.
   • The crested letterhead indicated the company's heritage.

• Verbo que significa atingir o ponto mais alto ou o cume de algo, como uma colina, uma onda ou uma tendência.

A verb meaning to reach the highest point or peak of something, such as a hill, wave, or trend.

1. Reach the topB2formal

   To reach the highest point or peak of something.

   Atingir o topo

   • The hikers crested the mountain just before sunset.
   • The wave crested at over ten meters high.
   • The stock market crested in early 2020 before declining.

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2. Form a crestB2formal

   To form or rise into a crest or peak.

   Formar crista

   • The river crested after three days of heavy rain.
   • The bird's feathers crested on top of its head.
   • The foam crested on the surface of the beer.

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