top in Irish
top in Irish is uachtar — top means the highest point or part of something.
top in Irish
uachtar
The highest or uppermost part of something.
What does "top" mean?
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noun The highest point or part of something.
"They finally reached the top of the mountain at noon."
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noun A piece of clothing worn on the upper body.
"She bought a new top to go with her jeans."
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verb To be greater than, or to go beyond, something else.
"His latest album topped the charts within a week."
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verb To add something as a final layer over the top of something else.
"Top the cake with fresh strawberries before serving."
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top in a sentence
- They finally reached the top of the mountain at noon.
- Put the box on top of the shelf.
- She bought a new top to go with her jeans.
- His latest album topped the charts within a week.
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What is "top" in Irish?
"top" in Irish is uachtar. top means: The highest point or part of something.
How do you use "top" in a sentence?
Example: "They finally reached the top of the mountain at noon." In Irish, "top" is uachtar.
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