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No. 10,607 in Spanish

culminarse

"To come to a conclusion or reach its highest point."

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  • El proyecto logró culminarse con éxito después de muchos esfuerzos.

    The project was successfully completed after much effort.

    In this sentence, 'culminarse' is used in a reflexive and impersonal construction to indicate that the completion of the project happened effectively.

  • Espero que el plan pueda culminarse tan pronto como sea posible.

    I hope that the plan can be completed as soon as possible.

    Here, 'culminarse' is expressed in the subjunctive mood, reflecting a hopeful or desired completion of the plan.

  • Los preparativos para la fiesta están por culminarse.

    The preparations for the party are about to be completed.

    In this context, 'culminarse' is employed in the progressive aspect to describe something that is near its end or completion.

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