tops
Pronunciation: [tɑps]
Context: "clothing"
(noun) a piece of clothing that you wear on your upper body, like a shirt or a blouse. It is what you put on when you get dressed.
Example
She wore a beautiful blue top with her favorite jeans.
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He didn't have any tops that matched his new pants.
Example
What kind of top are you going to wear for the party?
Context: "games"
(noun) a spinning toy that has a pointed bottom and spins around. You push it down to make it spin, kind of like magic!
Example
The child watched in delight as the top spun on the table.
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The top didn't spin well because it was lopsided.
Example
Can you make your top spin for a longer time?
Context: "competition"
(verb) to be the best or the most important, like when someone wins in a game or a race. It means you are first.
Example
She tops the class in math every year.
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He didn't top the charts this week like he did last time.
Example
Who usually tops the leaderboard in this game?
Context: "position"
(noun) the highest point or part of something. It’s like standing on the very top of a hill.
Example
The view from the tops of the mountains was breathtaking.
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The building was not the tallest; the tops of other buildings were higher.
Example
How do we get to the tops of those tall trees?