Portuguese
ápice solar Catalan
àpex The point on the celestial sphere toward which the sun and solar system appear to be moving relative to the fixed stars.
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Pear-shaped or conical water-vessels, with animal heads at the apex; decorations simple.
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Near the apex of the cover cut three triangular holes 8 in.
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The statue of the Virgin was at the apex of the triangle.
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One squirrel got right up in the apex of the roof .
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Researches in the direction of the apex have not been made recently.
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In point of fact, I watch the careful work of the apex.
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At the apex of the glans opened a canal about 12 cm.
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The short downward curve from the apex means relaxation of the auricle.
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The apex of the roof rises about three feet above the water.
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These roles afford them proximity to those at the apex of power.
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Being able to access BBC and ITV signalled the apex of sophistication.
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Commitment on the braking points and placing the car on the apex.
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She lifted the tottering apex just in time to prevent its fall.
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And now we're hitting a new apex of ephemerality in our currency.
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To resume, that was in a way the apex of my career.
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The apex-thought of the complex vision has given us our illuminated moments.
