Definition of first-rate in English:

first-rate

adjective

1Of the best class or quality; excellent.
first-rate musicians
Example sentencesExamples
- Construction throughout reflects first-rate craftsmanship and excellent attention to detail.
- As a senior club, this was their second team, yet their hunger and quality was first-rate.
- Stop by for a drink before dinner and even come back afterwards to enjoy first-rate music and fine company.
- After customer satisfaction, be sure to leave a first-rate impression about the quality of your company.
- Visitors to an inn in the Langdale valley are being treated to some first-rate clarinet music by an accomplished European musician this summer.
- Twenty first-rate musicians and singers perform on this album, adding colour, texture and contrast to the songs of the little Yorkshire lass.
- The image quality on this disc from Warner Brothers is first-rate.
- My fellow students and I had some first-rate teachers and two excellent and highly-respected heads.
- If you want a bit of class, golf, first-rate diving and hurricane parties, think mid-Atlantic.
- The texture quality is first-rate, creating highly detailed objects, environments and vehicles.
- I've seen more first-rate cinema in the past five weeks than I have in the past five years, and now I'm getting into the books as well.
- Institute faculty will, of course, play an important role in providing a first-rate, quality program.
- She has great reserves of iron ore, although mostly not of first-rate quality.
- Simple, rustic meals, focusing more on quality ingredients, such as first-rate olive oil.
- His mathematical work, though not large in quantity, was first-rate in quality.
- The film is a delightful romantic and comedic concoction with a first-rate cast and excellent production values.
- The quality is first-rate and orders are processed quickly.
- But the writing and the direction are excellent, absolutely first-rate, and I cannot resist it.
- It included two first-rate composers and several excellent performers.
- The presentation quality of the book is first-rate and technical errors are generally minor.
Synonyms
top quality, high quality, top grade, first class, second to none, top, five star, premier, premium, fine, grade A
superlative, excellent, superb, outstanding, exceptional, exemplary, marvellous, magnificent, admirable, very good, splendid
matchless, peerless, unparalleled
informal tip-top, top-notch, ace, A1, super, supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, crack, great, terrific, tremendous, smashing, fantastic, stellar, sensational, fabulous, fab, out of this world, capital
British informal brill, bosting
North American informal badass
US informal on fleek
British informal, dated spiffing, topping, top-hole, wizard
1. 1.1 In good health or condition; very well.
  I think you look first-rate

Definition of first-rate in US English:

first-rate

adjectiveˈˌfərst ˈˌrātˈˌfərst ˈˌreɪt

1Of the best class or quality; excellent.
first-rate musicians
Example sentencesExamples
- My fellow students and I had some first-rate teachers and two excellent and highly-respected heads.
- Visitors to an inn in the Langdale valley are being treated to some first-rate clarinet music by an accomplished European musician this summer.
- Stop by for a drink before dinner and even come back afterwards to enjoy first-rate music and fine company.
- His mathematical work, though not large in quantity, was first-rate in quality.
- She has great reserves of iron ore, although mostly not of first-rate quality.
- The film is a delightful romantic and comedic concoction with a first-rate cast and excellent production values.
- The texture quality is first-rate, creating highly detailed objects, environments and vehicles.
- If you want a bit of class, golf, first-rate diving and hurricane parties, think mid-Atlantic.
- Twenty first-rate musicians and singers perform on this album, adding colour, texture and contrast to the songs of the little Yorkshire lass.
- As a senior club, this was their second team, yet their hunger and quality was first-rate.
- The quality is first-rate and orders are processed quickly.
- Institute faculty will, of course, play an important role in providing a first-rate, quality program.
- The presentation quality of the book is first-rate and technical errors are generally minor.
- I've seen more first-rate cinema in the past five weeks than I have in the past five years, and now I'm getting into the books as well.
- It included two first-rate composers and several excellent performers.
- After customer satisfaction, be sure to leave a first-rate impression about the quality of your company.
- The image quality on this disc from Warner Brothers is first-rate.
- Construction throughout reflects first-rate craftsmanship and excellent attention to detail.
- But the writing and the direction are excellent, absolutely first-rate, and I cannot resist it.
- Simple, rustic meals, focusing more on quality ingredients, such as first-rate olive oil.
Synonyms
top quality, high quality, top grade, first class, second to none, top, five star, premier, premium, fine, grade a
1. 1.1 In good health or condition; very well.
  I think you look first-rate

单词	first-rate
释义	Definition of first-rate in English: first-rate adjective 1Of the best class or quality; excellent. first-rate musicians Example sentencesExamples Construction throughout reflects first-rate craftsmanship and excellent attention to detail. As a senior club, this was their second team, yet their hunger and quality was first-rate. Stop by for a drink before dinner and even come back afterwards to enjoy first-rate music and fine company. After customer satisfaction, be sure to leave a first-rate impression about the quality of your company. Visitors to an inn in the Langdale valley are being treated to some first-rate clarinet music by an accomplished European musician this summer. Twenty first-rate musicians and singers perform on this album, adding colour, texture and contrast to the songs of the little Yorkshire lass. The image quality on this disc from Warner Brothers is first-rate. My fellow students and I had some first-rate teachers and two excellent and highly-respected heads. If you want a bit of class, golf, first-rate diving and hurricane parties, think mid-Atlantic. The texture quality is first-rate, creating highly detailed objects, environments and vehicles. I've seen more first-rate cinema in the past five weeks than I have in the past five years, and now I'm getting into the books as well. Institute faculty will, of course, play an important role in providing a first-rate, quality program. She has great reserves of iron ore, although mostly not of first-rate quality. Simple, rustic meals, focusing more on quality ingredients, such as first-rate olive oil. His mathematical work, though not large in quantity, was first-rate in quality. The film is a delightful romantic and comedic concoction with a first-rate cast and excellent production values. The quality is first-rate and orders are processed quickly. But the writing and the direction are excellent, absolutely first-rate, and I cannot resist it. It included two first-rate composers and several excellent performers. The presentation quality of the book is first-rate and technical errors are generally minor. Synonyms top quality, high quality, top grade, first class, second to none, top, five star, premier, premium, fine, grade A superlative, excellent, superb, outstanding, exceptional, exemplary, marvellous, magnificent, admirable, very good, splendid matchless, peerless, unparalleled informal tip-top, top-notch, ace, A1, super, supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, crack, great, terrific, tremendous, smashing, fantastic, stellar, sensational, fabulous, fab, out of this world, capital British informal brill, bosting North American informal badass US informal on fleek British informal, dated spiffing, topping, top-hole, wizard 1.1 In good health or condition; very well. I think you look first-rate Definition of first-rate in US English: first-rate adjectiveˈˌfərst ˈˌrātˈˌfərst ˈˌreɪt 1Of the best class or quality; excellent. first-rate musicians Example sentencesExamples My fellow students and I had some first-rate teachers and two excellent and highly-respected heads. Visitors to an inn in the Langdale valley are being treated to some first-rate clarinet music by an accomplished European musician this summer. Stop by for a drink before dinner and even come back afterwards to enjoy first-rate music and fine company. His mathematical work, though not large in quantity, was first-rate in quality. She has great reserves of iron ore, although mostly not of first-rate quality. The film is a delightful romantic and comedic concoction with a first-rate cast and excellent production values. The texture quality is first-rate, creating highly detailed objects, environments and vehicles. If you want a bit of class, golf, first-rate diving and hurricane parties, think mid-Atlantic. Twenty first-rate musicians and singers perform on this album, adding colour, texture and contrast to the songs of the little Yorkshire lass. As a senior club, this was their second team, yet their hunger and quality was first-rate. The quality is first-rate and orders are processed quickly. Institute faculty will, of course, play an important role in providing a first-rate, quality program. The presentation quality of the book is first-rate and technical errors are generally minor. I've seen more first-rate cinema in the past five weeks than I have in the past five years, and now I'm getting into the books as well. It included two first-rate composers and several excellent performers. After customer satisfaction, be sure to leave a first-rate impression about the quality of your company. The image quality on this disc from Warner Brothers is first-rate. Construction throughout reflects first-rate craftsmanship and excellent attention to detail. But the writing and the direction are excellent, absolutely first-rate, and I cannot resist it. Simple, rustic meals, focusing more on quality ingredients, such as first-rate olive oil. Synonyms top quality, high quality, top grade, first class, second to none, top, five star, premier, premium, fine, grade a 1.1 In good health or condition; very well. I think you look first-rate
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