No. 10,171 in Spanish
cima
The highest point or summit of a hill or mountain.
In a sentence
Llegamos a la cima de la montaña después de una larga caminata.
We reached the summit of the mountain after a long hike.
Here, 'cima' refers to the highest point or summit of a mountain, used literally to describe a geographical feature.
Su carrera profesional alcanzó la cima con este logro.
His professional career reached its peak with this achievement.
In this example, 'cima' is used metaphorically to represent the pinnacle or highest point of someone's career or achievements.
El árbol tenía un nido en la cima de sus ramas.
The tree had a nest at the top of its branches.
'Cima' here illustrates the topmost part of a structure, applied to the highest point of the tree's branches.
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