top
🇺🇸
/tɑːp/
🇬🇧
/tɒp/
noun
A2
The highest part of something.
She reached the top of the mountain.
她到達了山頂。
A2
The upper surface of an object.
He placed the glass on top of the table.
他把玻璃杯放在桌子上。
A2
A piece of clothing for the upper body.
She chose a blue top to wear with her jeans.
她選擇了一件藍色的上衣搭配她的牛仔褲。
A2
A cover for the end of something.
The top of the bottle was tightly sealed.
瓶子的蓋子被緊緊地封住了。
B1
The highest rank or position.
He aims to get to the top of his profession.
他的目標是成為行業頂尖。
R
The farthest end of a space.
I sat at the top of the bus.
我坐在公車的上層。
R
The leaves of a root vegetable.
We trimmed the tops off the beets.
我們修剪了甜菜的頂部。
R
The maximum limit of something.
The wait will be an hour at tops.
等待時間最多一小時。
R
The best person or thing.
She's a top student in her class.
她是班上的尖子生。
R
A toy that spins and balances on a point.
The child played with a spinning top.
孩子玩了一個陀螺。
adjective
A2
Highest in place.
She put her books on the top shelf.
她把書放在了最上面的架子上。
B1
Most important or best.
This is a top secret document.
這是一個絕密文件。
R
Very good.
He's a top guy.
他是個頂尖的人。
verb
C1
To exceed a certain level.
The temperature may top 100 degrees today.
今天氣溫可能會超過100度。
C1
To be at the highest position on a list.
The song topped the music charts.
這首歌登上了音樂排行榜的榜首。
C1
To place something on top of another.
She topped the cake with whipped cream.
她在蛋糕上加了奶油。
R
To outdo or surpass.
Her performance topped all others.
她的表演超過了所有其他人。
R
To intentionally end one's life.
R
To reach the highest point.
translation
頂部, 上表面, 上衣, 蓋子, 最高級別, 最遠端, 菜葉, 上限, 最好的人, 陀螺
最高的, 最重要的, 非常好的
超過, 名列榜首, 放在上面, 勝過, 自殺, 達到頂點
詞形變化
3rd Present
tops
Past
topped
Perfect
topped
Progressive
topping
Plural
tops