Pronunciation: /tɒpflaɪt/
noun a person or thing of the highest quality or rank
A1 I bought a topflight for my kite.
A2 The topflight of the mountain offers a breathtaking view.
B1 The company only hires topflight employees.
B2 The restaurant is known for its topflight cuisine.
C1 The topflight of his career was when he won the Nobel Prize.
C2 The artist's latest exhibition was considered topflight by critics.
adjective of the highest quality or rank; excellent
A1 The topflight restaurant served delicious food.
A2 She was excited to watch a topflight performance at the theater.
B1 The company only hires topflight employees with exceptional skills.
B2 The topflight hotel offered luxurious accommodations and excellent service.
C1 The topflight technology company is known for its cutting-edge innovations.
C2 Her topflight academic achievements earned her a scholarship to the prestigious university.
formal The topflight athletes will be competing in the championship event next week.
informal I heard that only the topflight teams will be selected for the tournament.
slang Those players are topflight, they always bring their A-game.
figurative Her topflight performance in the meeting impressed everyone in the room.
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