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3 Translation results for top in Spanish

noun | adjective | verb

top noun

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tops
parte superior, cumbre, cima (de un monte, etc.); tapa, cubierta; trompo (juguete)

Example sentences of
top noun

  • •She climbed to the top of the mountain.
  • •I'm looking for a pen with a red top.
  • •She was wearing a blue silk top and black pants.
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Synonyms of
top noun

summit, peak, pinnacle, climax, apex, culmination, zenith, cover

Detailed synonyms for top noun

See: Summit

top adjective

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superior

Example sentences of
top adjective

  • •They live on the top floor of the building.
  • •the top news story of the day
  • •the country's top three car manufacturers
  • •He is among the top pitchers of the league.
  • •Safety is our top concern.
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  • •The winner showed top form.
  • •Houses are selling at top prices.
  • •What is the car's top speed?
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top verb

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topped, has topped, is topping, tops
cubrir, coronar; sobrepasar, superar; pasar por encima de

Example sentences of
top verb

  • •The song has topped the charts for seven weeks.
  • •They topped the other company's offer.
  • •She tops everyone else on the team.
  • •I've seen some pretty weird things in my life—but that tops everything!
  • •Donations are expected to top $1,000,000 by the end of the month.
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Synonyms of
top verb

clear, cover, surpass
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Phrasal verbs for top

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Reverse translation for top

parte superior
cumbre  - top, peak, summit, summit (of nations) 
cima  (de un monte, etc.) - peak, summit, top 
tapa  - cover, top, lid, bar snack 
cubierta  - covering, cover, jacket (of a book), deck 
trompo  (juguete) - spinning top 
superior  - superior, upper, higher 
cubrir  - to cover 
coronar  - to crown, to reach the top of, to culminate 
sobrepasar  - to exceed, to surpass 
superar  - to surpass, to exceed, to overcome, to surmount 
pasar por encima de
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