ridge

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BrE /rɪdʒ/ AmE /rɪdʒ/

noun en → es

1 GEOGRAPHY [singular] B1

a long narrow area of higher land between two steep slopes or valleys, often forming the top part of a mountain

cumbre, cresta, loma

  • the ridge of something

Collocations ridge line · mountain ridge

  • The hikers followed the ridge to the top.

    Los excursionistas siguieron la cresta hasta la cima.

2 BUILDING [singular] B2

the line along the top of a roof where two sloping sides meet, or the piece of wood or metal that forms this line

arista del tejado, línea de techo

  • the ridge of a roof

Collocations ridge beam · ridge tile

  • The storm damaged the ridge of the house.

    La tormenta dañó la arista del tejado de la casa.

3 ANATOMY [singular] C1

the raised line along the top of a bone or other part of the body, such as the nose or forehead

arista, crestilla

  • ridge of something

Collocations nose ridge · forehead ridge

  • The patient had a prominent nose ridge.

    El paciente tenía una prominente crestilla en la nariz.

1 ELECTRONICS [singular] C1

a raised line on the surface of an integrated circuit or other electronic component, often used to connect different parts of a circuit together

arista (electrónica), línea elevada

  • ridge on something

Collocations chip ridge · circuit ridge

  • The technician inspected the ridges on the chip.

    El técnico inspeccionó las aristas en el chip.

1 ART [singular] C1

a raised line or mark made by pressing a hard object into soft material, such as clay or paper

arista (artística), marca elevada

  • ridge on something

Collocations clay ridge · paper ridge

  • The artist created a ridge in the clay.

    El artista creó una arista en la arcilla.