Pronunciation: /tɑp/
noun the highest or uppermost point, part, or surface of something
A1 The cat sat on top of the table.
A2 She reached the top of the mountain after a long hike.
B1 The company's sales are at the top of the industry.
B2 The restaurant is known for its top-quality food and service.
C1 The CEO is at the top of the corporate ladder.
C2 The artist's latest album reached the top of the charts.
verb to cover or provide with a top
A1 I top my ice cream with sprinkles.
A2 She tops her pancakes with maple syrup.
B1 He tops his salad with grilled chicken.
B2 They top their pizza with extra cheese.
C1 The chef topped the dish with a drizzle of balsamic glaze.
C2 The artist topped the sculpture with a shiny coat of varnish.
adjective situated at the highest or uppermost position
A1 The top of the mountain is covered in snow.
A2 She always wears her favorite top on Fridays.
B1 The company is looking for top candidates to fill the position.
B2 The restaurant is known for its top-notch service.
C1 The top priority for the project is to meet the deadline.
C2 He is considered a top expert in his field.
formal The company aims to be at the top of the industry in terms of innovation.
informal I always make sure to keep my room clean from top to bottom.
slang That new restaurant is top notch, you have to try their food!
figurative She reached the top of the mountain after hours of climbing.
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