Definition of tip-top in English:

tip-top

adjectivetɪpˈtɒpˈtɪp ˈˌtɑp

Of the very best class or quality; excellent.
an athlete in tip-top condition
Example sentencesExamples
- Sitting in the garden on a summer's afternoon, it's easy to become complacent about keeping your garden in tip-top condition.
- The owner needs to round up the trusty charge and feed it, before sprucing it into tip-top condition.
- These competitors are used to tip-top greens and they will find Donald Steele's Lacabane's greens a treat and an awesome challenge.
- In order to be in tip-top shape for the upcoming Olympics, athletes must train vigorously and sacrifice time that they would normally spend with their families or their loved ones.
- One of Britain's top cross-country riders, Nick Craig, of High Peak, has joined the call to keep the track in tip-top condition for the race.
- We're tip-top, Ava, but we'd be even better if you could open those gates!
- Our beer is kept in tip-top condition and we always have 10 beers at the bar at any one time.
- She is much more than a tip-top coach, getting excellent results, her young talented gymnasts feel she is a mum, too.
- At the time, Gwen wasn't a great typist, but her writing skills were tip-top.
- Each month they will be seen by a different therapist - it may be an acupuncturist, a nutritionist, a shiatsu therapist or a chiropractor - and the aim, explains June, is to make sure they stay in tip-top condition.
- This past sparring session he looked tip-top; he's strong, his stamina, his strength is there, the movement, everything is there.
- She had just finished three of her first high school classes, in tip-top shape.
- Now it has been rescued by the museum and will start a long, painstaking restoration programme to bring it back to tip-top condition.
- You can balance both as long as you keep your priorities in tip-top order.
- Everything was in tip-top shape and her superintendent was proud of that.
- It was his 200th Grand Slam match, but the 31-year-old Australian Open champion said he was still in tip-top shape.
- A bid to keep turkeys in tip-top condition has come before planners.
- My trainer, Tim Etherington, wants to keep me in tip-top condition for my next outing which looks like being sometime the week after next.
- Knowing your buds think your room looks fab is a super incentive to keeping it in tip-top shape.
- With the show season almost here, many people are working hard to ensure their stock, flowers and produce are in tip-top condition.
Synonyms
fine, of high quality, of a high standard, quality, superior
healthy, fine, sound, hale, hale and hearty, hearty, lusty, fit, robust, sturdy, strong, vigorous

nountɪpˈtɒpˈtɪp ˈˌtɑp

1The highest part or point of excellence.
Example sentencesExamples
- I piled all my books and stuffed animals on my bed and the tip-top of my bookshelves.
- ‘It took us a little time to get to the tip-top of the true summit,’ Crisp explained.
- They searched low and then high, finally spying Tiger at the tip-top of a macrocarpa tree.
2North American A line guide on a fishing rod.

Definition of tip-top in US English:

tip-top

(also tiptop)

adjectiveˈtɪp ˈˌtɑpˈtip ˈˌtäp

Of the very best class or quality; excellent.
an athlete in tip-top condition
Example sentencesExamples
- Sitting in the garden on a summer's afternoon, it's easy to become complacent about keeping your garden in tip-top condition.
- These competitors are used to tip-top greens and they will find Donald Steele's Lacabane's greens a treat and an awesome challenge.
- A bid to keep turkeys in tip-top condition has come before planners.
- One of Britain's top cross-country riders, Nick Craig, of High Peak, has joined the call to keep the track in tip-top condition for the race.
- Our beer is kept in tip-top condition and we always have 10 beers at the bar at any one time.
- This past sparring session he looked tip-top; he's strong, his stamina, his strength is there, the movement, everything is there.
- She had just finished three of her first high school classes, in tip-top shape.
- With the show season almost here, many people are working hard to ensure their stock, flowers and produce are in tip-top condition.
- Knowing your buds think your room looks fab is a super incentive to keeping it in tip-top shape.
- She is much more than a tip-top coach, getting excellent results, her young talented gymnasts feel she is a mum, too.
- You can balance both as long as you keep your priorities in tip-top order.
- In order to be in tip-top shape for the upcoming Olympics, athletes must train vigorously and sacrifice time that they would normally spend with their families or their loved ones.
- My trainer, Tim Etherington, wants to keep me in tip-top condition for my next outing which looks like being sometime the week after next.
- It was his 200th Grand Slam match, but the 31-year-old Australian Open champion said he was still in tip-top shape.
- We're tip-top, Ava, but we'd be even better if you could open those gates!
- Each month they will be seen by a different therapist - it may be an acupuncturist, a nutritionist, a shiatsu therapist or a chiropractor - and the aim, explains June, is to make sure they stay in tip-top condition.
- At the time, Gwen wasn't a great typist, but her writing skills were tip-top.
- Everything was in tip-top shape and her superintendent was proud of that.
- The owner needs to round up the trusty charge and feed it, before sprucing it into tip-top condition.
- Now it has been rescued by the museum and will start a long, painstaking restoration programme to bring it back to tip-top condition.
Synonyms
fine, of high quality, of a high standard, quality, superior
healthy, fine, sound, hale, hale and hearty, hearty, lusty, fit, robust, sturdy, strong, vigorous

nounˈtɪp ˈˌtɑpˈtip ˈˌtäp

1The highest part or point of excellence.
Example sentencesExamples
- They searched low and then high, finally spying Tiger at the tip-top of a macrocarpa tree.
- I piled all my books and stuffed animals on my bed and the tip-top of my bookshelves.
- ‘It took us a little time to get to the tip-top of the true summit,’ Crisp explained.
2North American A line guide on a fishing rod.

单词	tip-top
释义	Definition of tip-top in English: tip-top adjectivetɪpˈtɒpˈtɪp ˈˌtɑp Of the very best class or quality; excellent. an athlete in tip-top condition Example sentencesExamples Sitting in the garden on a summer's afternoon, it's easy to become complacent about keeping your garden in tip-top condition. The owner needs to round up the trusty charge and feed it, before sprucing it into tip-top condition. These competitors are used to tip-top greens and they will find Donald Steele's Lacabane's greens a treat and an awesome challenge. In order to be in tip-top shape for the upcoming Olympics, athletes must train vigorously and sacrifice time that they would normally spend with their families or their loved ones. One of Britain's top cross-country riders, Nick Craig, of High Peak, has joined the call to keep the track in tip-top condition for the race. We're tip-top, Ava, but we'd be even better if you could open those gates! Our beer is kept in tip-top condition and we always have 10 beers at the bar at any one time. She is much more than a tip-top coach, getting excellent results, her young talented gymnasts feel she is a mum, too. At the time, Gwen wasn't a great typist, but her writing skills were tip-top. Each month they will be seen by a different therapist - it may be an acupuncturist, a nutritionist, a shiatsu therapist or a chiropractor - and the aim, explains June, is to make sure they stay in tip-top condition. This past sparring session he looked tip-top; he's strong, his stamina, his strength is there, the movement, everything is there. She had just finished three of her first high school classes, in tip-top shape. Now it has been rescued by the museum and will start a long, painstaking restoration programme to bring it back to tip-top condition. You can balance both as long as you keep your priorities in tip-top order. Everything was in tip-top shape and her superintendent was proud of that. It was his 200th Grand Slam match, but the 31-year-old Australian Open champion said he was still in tip-top shape. A bid to keep turkeys in tip-top condition has come before planners. My trainer, Tim Etherington, wants to keep me in tip-top condition for my next outing which looks like being sometime the week after next. Knowing your buds think your room looks fab is a super incentive to keeping it in tip-top shape. With the show season almost here, many people are working hard to ensure their stock, flowers and produce are in tip-top condition. Synonyms fine, of high quality, of a high standard, quality, superior healthy, fine, sound, hale, hale and hearty, hearty, lusty, fit, robust, sturdy, strong, vigorous nountɪpˈtɒpˈtɪp ˈˌtɑp 1The highest part or point of excellence. Example sentencesExamples I piled all my books and stuffed animals on my bed and the tip-top of my bookshelves. ‘It took us a little time to get to the tip-top of the true summit,’ Crisp explained. They searched low and then high, finally spying Tiger at the tip-top of a macrocarpa tree. 2North American A line guide on a fishing rod. Definition of tip-top in US English: tip-top (also tiptop) adjectiveˈtɪp ˈˌtɑpˈtip ˈˌtäp Of the very best class or quality; excellent. an athlete in tip-top condition Example sentencesExamples Sitting in the garden on a summer's afternoon, it's easy to become complacent about keeping your garden in tip-top condition. These competitors are used to tip-top greens and they will find Donald Steele's Lacabane's greens a treat and an awesome challenge. A bid to keep turkeys in tip-top condition has come before planners. One of Britain's top cross-country riders, Nick Craig, of High Peak, has joined the call to keep the track in tip-top condition for the race. Our beer is kept in tip-top condition and we always have 10 beers at the bar at any one time. This past sparring session he looked tip-top; he's strong, his stamina, his strength is there, the movement, everything is there. She had just finished three of her first high school classes, in tip-top shape. With the show season almost here, many people are working hard to ensure their stock, flowers and produce are in tip-top condition. Knowing your buds think your room looks fab is a super incentive to keeping it in tip-top shape. She is much more than a tip-top coach, getting excellent results, her young talented gymnasts feel she is a mum, too. You can balance both as long as you keep your priorities in tip-top order. In order to be in tip-top shape for the upcoming Olympics, athletes must train vigorously and sacrifice time that they would normally spend with their families or their loved ones. My trainer, Tim Etherington, wants to keep me in tip-top condition for my next outing which looks like being sometime the week after next. It was his 200th Grand Slam match, but the 31-year-old Australian Open champion said he was still in tip-top shape. We're tip-top, Ava, but we'd be even better if you could open those gates! Each month they will be seen by a different therapist - it may be an acupuncturist, a nutritionist, a shiatsu therapist or a chiropractor - and the aim, explains June, is to make sure they stay in tip-top condition. At the time, Gwen wasn't a great typist, but her writing skills were tip-top. Everything was in tip-top shape and her superintendent was proud of that. The owner needs to round up the trusty charge and feed it, before sprucing it into tip-top condition. Now it has been rescued by the museum and will start a long, painstaking restoration programme to bring it back to tip-top condition. Synonyms fine, of high quality, of a high standard, quality, superior healthy, fine, sound, hale, hale and hearty, hearty, lusty, fit, robust, sturdy, strong, vigorous nounˈtɪp ˈˌtɑpˈtip ˈˌtäp 1The highest part or point of excellence. Example sentencesExamples They searched low and then high, finally spying Tiger at the tip-top of a macrocarpa tree. I piled all my books and stuffed animals on my bed and the tip-top of my bookshelves. ‘It took us a little time to get to the tip-top of the true summit,’ Crisp explained. 2North American A line guide on a fishing rod.
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