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Definition of numero uno in English: numero unonounPlural numero unos ˌnjuːmərəʊ ˈuːnəʊˌn(y)o͞omərō ˈo͞onō informal The best or most important person or thing. Example sentencesExamples - Indian Airlines, which earlier enjoyed the numero uno status, has dismantled four counters due to shrinking space, an IA ground crew said.
- Little did the shop owner or the salesmen know that the tall gentleman in jeans and a T-shirt was not only an officer, but the numero uno of the country's air force.
- Industry observers say that Dileep will retain the numero uno position once ‘Thilakkam’ turns out to be a hit at the box-office.
- As for the city, it has taken one decade to achieve the numero uno position.
- Sunny, a German Shepherd, who works for Western Railway, emerged the numero uno in tracking.
- In terms of popular appeal in the post-Kournikova age in tennis, Maria Sharapova might already be that - the numero uno.
- Nor did I have these aspirations of being an overnight sex symbol or being catapulted to the numero uno position after Julie.
- During Congress rule, India left the US way behind in milk production, while beating Brazil in fruit production, and was neck-to-neck with China, the numero uno, in vegetable production.
- So Giorgio Armani called in his favourite architect from Japan, and now the numero uno of Italian style has a fortress for his billion dollar fashion empire.
- Sure, we still could have a lot fun thinking about all this, but if Bill does transition into a talk show, and emerges as a kind of competing numero uno, it would be the end of democracy as we know it.
- Cullyhanna pool player Sean Hoey made an impressive return to the table by beating the world number 10 and Ireland's numero uno Ronan McCarthy to win the Northern Ireland Pool Tour.
- America became the numero uno superpower once Europe had ruined itself through war.
- I always liked the group - even Ronnie's gravely voice - but Luke Kelly was my numero uno.
- But the numero uno Russian entry was Ludmila, who was the personification of consistency.
- Multi-storeyed parking complexes, billed as an answer to traffic-related woes and hailed as the numero uno answer to collective traffic-pooling, all display signs of sophisticated architecture.
- In 2001, Mexico occupied the numero uno position with India a close second.
- There are too many award schemes in Galway as elsewhere but this - the oldest one - run by journalists from the Connacht Tribute, the Tuam Herald and Raidio na Gaeltachta is the numero uno.
- For his country he is the central figure calling the shots in a midfield where he ‘s the undoubted numero uno.
- The Swiss is still numero uno and will take some pot of paint to dislodge him, but be of little doubt, he, just like Borg and Sampras, will fade from the canvas.
- We all make goofs of ourselves in our teenage years, but in my adult life I am still searching for the excuse for the time I broke my best friend's heart as I blundered through yet another attempt to be numero uno.
Synonyms chief, head, principal, boss
Origin Italian, literally 'number one'. Definition of numero uno in US English: numero unonounˌn(y)o͞omərō ˈo͞onō informal The best or most important person or thing. Example sentencesExamples - Little did the shop owner or the salesmen know that the tall gentleman in jeans and a T-shirt was not only an officer, but the numero uno of the country's air force.
- There are too many award schemes in Galway as elsewhere but this - the oldest one - run by journalists from the Connacht Tribute, the Tuam Herald and Raidio na Gaeltachta is the numero uno.
- In 2001, Mexico occupied the numero uno position with India a close second.
- During Congress rule, India left the US way behind in milk production, while beating Brazil in fruit production, and was neck-to-neck with China, the numero uno, in vegetable production.
- Sunny, a German Shepherd, who works for Western Railway, emerged the numero uno in tracking.
- America became the numero uno superpower once Europe had ruined itself through war.
- But the numero uno Russian entry was Ludmila, who was the personification of consistency.
- For his country he is the central figure calling the shots in a midfield where he ‘s the undoubted numero uno.
- As for the city, it has taken one decade to achieve the numero uno position.
- So Giorgio Armani called in his favourite architect from Japan, and now the numero uno of Italian style has a fortress for his billion dollar fashion empire.
- Industry observers say that Dileep will retain the numero uno position once ‘Thilakkam’ turns out to be a hit at the box-office.
- Multi-storeyed parking complexes, billed as an answer to traffic-related woes and hailed as the numero uno answer to collective traffic-pooling, all display signs of sophisticated architecture.
- Nor did I have these aspirations of being an overnight sex symbol or being catapulted to the numero uno position after Julie.
- I always liked the group - even Ronnie's gravely voice - but Luke Kelly was my numero uno.
- The Swiss is still numero uno and will take some pot of paint to dislodge him, but be of little doubt, he, just like Borg and Sampras, will fade from the canvas.
- We all make goofs of ourselves in our teenage years, but in my adult life I am still searching for the excuse for the time I broke my best friend's heart as I blundered through yet another attempt to be numero uno.
- Cullyhanna pool player Sean Hoey made an impressive return to the table by beating the world number 10 and Ireland's numero uno Ronan McCarthy to win the Northern Ireland Pool Tour.
- Indian Airlines, which earlier enjoyed the numero uno status, has dismantled four counters due to shrinking space, an IA ground crew said.
- Sure, we still could have a lot fun thinking about all this, but if Bill does transition into a talk show, and emerges as a kind of competing numero uno, it would be the end of democracy as we know it.
- In terms of popular appeal in the post-Kournikova age in tennis, Maria Sharapova might already be that - the numero uno.
Synonyms chief, head, principal, boss
Origin Italian, literally ‘number one’. |