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tr[ɪ'pɪtəmɪ]1 (model, perfect example) personificación nombre femenino■ he's the epitome of laziness es la pereza en persona, es la personificación de la perezaepitome [ɪ'pɪt̬əmi] n1) summary: epítome m, resumen m2) embodiment: personificación fn.• breviario s.m.• epítome s.m.ɪ'pɪtəmishe is the epitome of kindness — es la bondad personificada or la personificación de la bondad
[ɪ'pɪtǝmɪ]N representación f, paradigma mto be the epitome of virtue — ser la virtud en persona or personificada
* * *[ɪ'pɪtəmi]she is the epitome of kindness — es la bondad personificada or la personificación de la bondad
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