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📖 Определения и значения для слова top

📒 the highest part or point of something

  • at the top of something She was standing at the top of the stairs.
  • The title is right at the top of the page.
  • at the top Write your name at the top.

📒 the upper flat surface of something

  • Can you polish the top of the table?

📒 a piece of clothing worn on the upper part of the body

  • I need a top to go with this skirt.
  • a tracksuit/bikini/pyjama top
  • He was wearing a blue hooded top.

📒 a thing that you put on the end of something to close it

  • Where's the top of this pen?
  • a bottle with a screw top
  • a jar with a tight-fitting lid

📒 the highest or most important rank or position

  • at the top of something They finished the season at the top of the league.
  • He's at the top of his profession.
  • We have a lot of things to do, but packing is at the top of the list.

📒 the end of a street, table, etc. that is furthest away from you or from where you usually come to it

  • I'll meet you at the top of Thorpe Street.

📒 the leaves of a plant that is grown mainly for its root

  • Remove the green tops from the carrots.

📒 used after an amount of money, time, etc. to show that it is the highest, longest, etc. possible

  • It couldn't have cost more than £50, tops.
  • It'll take a couple of hours, tops.

📒 a person or thing of the best quality

  • Among sports superstars she’s (the) tops.
  • In the survey the Brits come out tops for humour.

📒 a child’s toy that turns round on a point when it is moved very quickly by hand or by a string

  • She was so confused—her mind was spinning like a top.

📒 high up/low down in the structure of an organization or a society

  • These workers are at the bottom of the economic heap.

📒 in the highest position or rank in a profession or career

📒 as loudly as possible

  • She was screaming at the top of her voice.
  • I was shouting at the top of my voice but she couldn't hear me.

📒 to get very angry

📒 in the least/most important position in a group of people or things

  • It’s been 20 years since a British player was top of the pile.
  • The government is doing little to help those at the bottom of the social pile.

📒 to win a contest or an argument

  • In most boardroom disputes he tends to come out on top.

📒 going to every part of a place in a very careful way

  • We cleaned the house from top to bottom.

📒 completely; all over

  • She was dressed in green from top to toe.

📒 to be too much for somebody to manage or deal with

  • All this extra work is getting on top of him.

📒 to manage to control or deal with something

  • How will I ever get on top of all this work?

📒 just guessing or using your memory, without taking time to think carefully or check the facts

  • I can't remember the name off the top of my head, but I can look it up for you.

📒 on the highest point or surface

  • a cake with cream on top
  • Stand on top and look down.

📒 in a leading position or in control

  • She remained on top for the rest of the match.

📒 in addition

  • Look, here's 30 dollars, and I'll buy you lunch on top.

📒 on, over or covering something/somebody

  • Books were piled on top of one another.
  • There was a vase on top of the bookcase.
  • Many people were crushed when the building collapsed on top of them.

📒 in addition to something

  • He gets commission on top of his salary.
  • On top of everything else, my car's been stolen.

📒 very close to something/somebody

  • We were all living on top of each other in that tiny apartment.

📒 in control of a situation

  • Do you think he's really on top of his job?
  • Work tends to pile up if I don’t keep on top of it.

📒 very happy or proud

📒 done with too much acting, emotion or effort

  • His performance is completely over the top.
  • an over-the-top reaction

📒 to go back to the beginning of a song, piece of music, etc. and repeat it

  • OK, everybody, let's take it from the top.

📒 with little or no hair on the head

  • He's starting to get a little thin on top (= he's losing his hair).
  • He's going bald on top.

📒 used to talk about a person’s intelligence

  • He hasn't got much up top (= he isn't very intelligent).
  • It’s what’s up top (= how intelligent you are) that matters.
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