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Meanings of tops in English
Russian
tops Synonyms
Examples for "super"
Examples for "super"
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Since the crisis ended, markets have been supported by super-low interest rates.
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Our super-dooper social media GeekMoms posed a question a couple weeks ago.
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It looks good, value is great and there is that super-long warranty.
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Still, the debt burden now looks manageable, especially given super-low borrowing costs.
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Nobody wants to be the main character in a super-spreading event, right?
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We're tracking down evidence, and we hope to crack the case today.
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It's a problem TV has not really been able to crack yet.
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Ultimately, Coulom says, this kind of hybrid approach will crack the problem.
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However, a longer reaction time resulted in the crack of 2-D structure.
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During the financial crisis, policymakers pledged to crack down on the industry.
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Speaking to Good Morning Britain she said: The reality was pretty fantastic.
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I've had a really great year actually, getting it fixed was fantastic.
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You're never sure if 'fantastic person' is going to equal fantastic work.
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Sport New Zealand national consultant Alex Chiet said the decision was fantastic.
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Clegg said: Miriam and I are absolutely delighted by the fantastic news.
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He won the match with an ace on his second match point.
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The American, his long legs clearly aching, held with his 37th ace.
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Isner dominated it, converting his third set point with a 133mph ace.
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The 19 year old Austrian ace was overwhelming right from move one.
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I know you can ace that test if only you will try.
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Second Cities offer the wise traveller some very first-rate experiences, he said.
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The Arkwright home had a first-rate burglar alarm, Fischer Systems' model NCN-30.
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The tiny state finally had a reliable and first-rate national arms supplier.
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Disappointing my parents' hope that I would go to a first-rate university?
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The best of South Africa's wines are matched to first-rate local produce.
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Busyness is no excuse for not keeping your body in tiptop shape.
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My mother was-andis-anactress, and a tiptop crack in her profession.
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There he is now, on the tiptop of that tree over yonder.
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The coon ran to the very tiptop of the pine tree.
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I have been good, absolutely tiptop beastly good, I tell you.
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He presents topnotch artists at reasonable prices to the largest possible audiences.
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Makes a topnotch highball with ginger ale and a twist of lemon.
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You'll find very few topnotch ones who are scientistic in thinking.
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My fielding was as topnotch as my hitting, so Coach positioned me shortstop.
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Otherwise, it's only good for making topnotch trash seem that bit more unsettling.
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It also has seen little new business since losing top-notch credit ratings.
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The rounded sides and corners feel great, while build quality is top-notch.
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The new grade is four levels below both agencies' top-notch AAA rating.
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Or is the case that high ticket prices equate to top-notch sound?
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The body design is gorgeous, and the build quality is reportedly top-notch.
Usage of tops in English
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The United States, the world's largest economy, tops the list of deaths.
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Africa tops the list for the most polluted region, followed by China.
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Australia tops the pool with New Zealand second based on goal average.
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Add the asparagus-tops in the thick sauce; this will take another minute.
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Speak to those in the know and Pakistan often comes out tops.
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And the sun was only in the tops of the trees yet.
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The Dragon's Guardian tops his streak of new boulder problems this season.
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Many are in construction-related jobs, a sector where unemployment tops 15 percent.
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The nation's capital is expected to reach tops of just 13C today.
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Well, actually, there is another line of work that tops even that.
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But local officials have said the toll in Grand-Anse alone tops 500.
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Racing:Carlton House tops 17 six-day declarations for the Investec Derby at Epsom.
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The fields and the bare tree-tops seemed to be swimming in light.
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All problems saw tops, but no climber succeeded on more than three.
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When the waves lapped the tops of their boots they clambered in.
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The grey smoke of their fire was still tangled in the willow-tops.
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