pie de una montaña
foot of a mountain
The Spanish term 'pie de una montaña' translates literally to 'foot of a mountain' in English. It is a geographic term that refers to the lower end or base of a mountain. Its English equivalent might be 'base,' 'foot,' or 'bottom' of a mountain. Viewed in a broader sense, 'pie de una montaña' can also symbolize the starting point of a difficult journey or large task, much like climbing an actual mountain begins at its foot.
Example sentences using: pie de una montaña
El paisaje hermoso en el pie de una montaña siempre me tranquiliza.
The beautiful landscape at the foot of a mountain always calms me.
The phrase is saying that the speaker always gets soothed by the beautiful scenery that is located at the base of any mountain, where the 'foot of a mountain' typically refers to the lower portions of the mountain.
Decidieron acampar en el pie de una montaña por la noche.
They decided to camp at the foot of a mountain for the night.
In this sentence, the context is about a group of people who decided to set up their camp at the bottom part of a mountain, which here is referred as the 'foot of a mountain', during the evening.
Nos encontramos con una cabaña oculta al pie de una montaña.
We found a hidden cabin at the foot of a mountain.
Here, the speaker is narrating an event where they discovered a cabin that was hidden or located at the lower part of a mountain, with the term 'foot of a mountain' used to depict the base or the mountain's bottom.