Pronunciation: /fɜrst pleɪs/
noun a position or ranking in a competition or contest that is above all others
A1 In the race, I came in first place.
A2 She was thrilled to win first place in the competition.
B1 Winning first place in the tournament was a huge achievement for the team.
B2 The first place finisher crossed the finish line with a new personal best.
C1 Securing first place in the global rankings solidified their position as industry leaders.
C2 The team's consistent performance earned them first place in the overall standings.
adjective coming before all others in time or order
A1 She won first place in the race.
A2 The first place I visited in the city was the museum.
B1 Getting first place in the competition was a huge achievement for him.
B2 The team worked hard to secure first place in the tournament.
C1 His dedication and skill led him to first place in the global rankings.
C2 Achieving first place in the industry was a testament to their expertise and innovation.
formal She came in first place in the science fair competition.
informal I can't believe I won first place in the talent show!
slang I totally aced that exam and got first place!
figurative In her heart, he always held first place.
achieved first place
first places
more first place
most first place
holds first place
will win first place
has won first place
is holding first place
first place
first place
to win first place
winning first place
the first place winner