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| Principal Translations |
| cota nf | (nivel en escala) | level, mark n |
| Note: This term is often omitted in English. So, the sentence would read "The temperature reaches a maximum of 40 degrees in the summer." |
| | La temperatura alcanza una cota máxima de 40 grados en verano. |
| | The temperature reaches a maximum level (or: mark) of 40 degrees in the summer. |
| cota nf | (límite máximo o mínimo) | level n |
| Note: This term is often omitted in English. So, the sentence would read "The mortgage interest rate is charged at a minimum of 2% and a maximum of 5%." |
| | El tipo de interés de la hipoteca tiene una cota mínima del 2 % y del 5 % de máxima. |
| | The mortgage interest rate has a minimum level of 2% and a maximum of 5%. |
| cota nf | (altura de un punto) | altitude n |
| | La cima del volcán Chimborazo tiene una cota de 6263 msnm. |
| | The summit of the Chimborazo volcano has an altitude of 6263 metres above sea level. |
| Additional Translations |
| cota nf | (Geografía: cima) | altitude, height n |
| | | elevation n |
| | El esquiador quedó atrapado en una cota de la montaña de muy difícil acceso desde el aire. |
| | The skier got trapped on the mountain at an altitude that was very difficult to access from the air. |
| cota nf | (dibujo técnico: dimensión) | level, dimension n |
| | Elimina las cotas innecesarias de este plano, por favor. |
| | Remove the unnecessary dimensions from this plan please. |
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