apex <-es [or apices]> [ˈeɪpeks] N
1. apex form (top):
- apex
- szczyt m
- apex of organization
- kierownictwo nt
2. apex MATH:
- apex
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Over the doorway in the porch is a sundial, and the date 1775 is engraved in the apex of its gable.
en.wikipedia.org Tigers are apex predators, primarily preying on ungulates such as deer and bovids.
en.wikipedia.org The species apex have a stout that is 1 2 long.
en.wikipedia.org The 50100 mm stem bears 35 leaves at the apex and 24 reduced leaves lower down.
en.wikipedia.org The teeth are fairly large, sit on the apex of the jaw, and are slightly higher than the rostrum.
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