"Beautiful summits" is a literal English equivalent of the Italian phrase belle cime. The feminine plural adjective and noun in question also may be translated into English figuratively as "handsome geniuses" and literally as "beautiful mountaintops" and "beautiful peaks" for geography, "beautiful lines" and "beautiful ropes" for navigation," and "beautiful turnip tops" for botany. Regardless of meaning or use, the pronunciation will be "BEL-ley TCHEE-mey" in Italian.
Capi per il sopra, cime, and in gamba are Italian equivalents of the English word "tops." The first-mentioned masculine prepositional phrase, the second-mentioned feminine plural noun, and the third-mentioned feminine singular prepositional phrase respectively refer to clothing tops (such as bikinis, blouses, halters, shirts), physical tops (such as of mountains), and personal bests (with the literally meaning "in [the] leg" in this case). The respective pronunciation will be "KA-pea pey-reel SO-pra," "TCHE-mey," and "een GAM-ba" in Italian.
CIME-FM was created on 1977-03-25.
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The cast of Cime tempestose - 2004 includes: Winter Ave Zoli as Isabella Alessio Boni as Heathcliff Anita Caprioli as Catherine Luca Cianchetti as Heathcliff dodicenne Juraj Rasla as Edgar Linton
The cast of Cime tempestose - 1956 includes: Margherita Bagni as Ellen Alberto Bonucci as Hindley Armando Francioli Massimo Girotti as Heathcliff Anna Maria Ferrero as Catherina Giancarlo Sbragia as Edgar Linton
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There's no such word as 'cime' in Portuguese. Perhaps a letter is missing, or the word is misspelled. For cima, cimo, cisma, and ciume are within the realm of acceptable possibilities. The words cima, which is pronounced SEE-muh, and cimo, which is pronounced SEE-moo, relate to the top of something. The word cisma, which is pronouonced SEE-zmuh, relates to a schism. And the word ciume, which is pronounced SYOO-mee, relates to jealousy.