mountain

• Substantivo que designa uma grande elevação natural da superfície terrestre, que se ergue de forma acentuada em relação ao terreno ao redor; também pode se referir a um monte alto e íngreme.

A noun referring to a large natural elevation of the earth's surface rising abruptly from the surrounding level; a large steep hill.

1. A1formal

   A large natural elevation of the earth's surface rising abruptly from the surrounding level.

   Montanha

   • The mountain was covered in snow all year round.
   • They climbed the highest mountain in the region.
   • The view from the mountain was breathtaking.

   Sinônimosalpelevationeminenceheightmassifmountpeak

   Antônimosdepressionlowlandplainvalley

2. Large amount or pileA2informal

   A large pile or quantity of something.

   Montanha

   • There was a mountain of paperwork on her desk.
   • He ate a mountain of spaghetti for dinner.
   • The laundry formed a mountain in the corner of the room.

   Sinônimosabundanceheaploadmassmoundpileprofusionquantitystackton

3. Difficult challengeB1informal

   A large or difficult task or problem to overcome.

   Tarefa difícil

   • Passing the final exam felt like climbing a mountain.
   • The project turned into a mountain of obstacles.
   • She faced a mountain of debt after the business failed.

   Sinônimosbarrierchallengedifficultyhurdleobstacleordealproblemstruggletrial