Buscar
On the cusp of
/ɒnðə kˈʌsp ɒv/
/ɑːnðə kˈʌsp ʌv/
on the cuspon the cusp of
01
en la cúspide de, en el umbral de
at the starting point of a major development or change
Collocationon the cusp between
01
en la frontera entre, en la transición entre
at the dividing line or boundary between two distinct categories, regions, conditions, etc., suggesting a state of change or uncertainty
on the cusp of
prep
Ejemplo
She was on the cusp of a new chapter in her life.
The team's success in the playoffs put them on the cusp of winning the championship, but they faced a tough opponent in the finals.
She was on the cusp of starting a new chapter in her life as she graduated from college and prepared for her first job.
Their latest invention was on the cusp of revolutionizing healthcare, offering a promising solution to a pressing medical issue.
As he approached his 65th birthday, he felt he was on the cusp of retirement and a well-deserved break from work.
