summit in Latin
summit in Latin is apex, columen — summit means the highest point of a mountain or hill.
summit in Latin
apex
The highest point of a hill, mountain, or similar geographical feature.
columen
The highest point of a hill, mountain, or similar geographical feature.
What does "summit" mean?
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noun The highest point of a mountain or hill.
"They reached the summit just before sunrise."
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noun A meeting between top leaders of different countries or organizations to discuss major issues.
"World leaders gathered for a climate summit in Geneva."
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verb To reach the top of a mountain.
"The climbers summited just as the storm rolled in."
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summit in a sentence
- They reached the summit just before sunrise.
- Snow covers the summit even in July.
- World leaders gathered for a climate summit in Geneva.
- The two presidents will hold a summit next month to discuss trade.
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What is "summit" in Latin?
"summit" in Latin is apex, columen. summit means: The highest point of a mountain or hill.
How do you use "summit" in a sentence?
Example: "They reached the summit just before sunrise." In Latin, "summit" is apex, columen.
Are there other ways to say "summit" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "summit": apex, columen.
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