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( tɒ pɪŋ )
Word forms: plural toppings 1. variable noun A topping is food, such as cream or cheese, that is poured or put on top of other food in order to decorate it or add to its flavour.
2. See also top
topping in British English ( ˈtɒpɪŋ )
noun 1. something that tops something else, esp a sauce or garnish for food
2. angling part of a brightly-coloured feather, usually from a golden pheasant crest, used to top some artificial flies
adjective 3. high or superior in rank, degree, etc
4. British slang excellent; splendid
topping in American English ( ˈtɑpɪŋ )
noun 1. the action of a person or thing that tops
2. something that forms the top of, or is put on top of, something else, as a sauceon food
adjective 3. that excels in degree, rank, etc.
4. British , Slang, Obsolete excellent
Examples of 'topping' in a sentence topping
Add the toppings and serve. Italy relies on Adriatic anchovies as its primary source of the fish, which is a popular ingredient in pasta sauces and pizza toppings. Top it with mozzarella and your favourite pizza toppings. Additional charges apply for cheese crust and extra toppings. Then just add toppings of your choice. Just add your toppings to your burger and wrap around. Too generous with the pizza toppings? Consider your preference for pizza toppings. Each split serves two; for three just add another scoop of ice cream and toppings. Scatter with the toppings, add a sprinkle of thyme leaves and a grinding of pepper. The most authentic Chicago pizza pies arrive swimming in tomato sauce and laden with all manner of toppings and cheese. Add toppings and leave for a couple of minutes until the bottom has browned, before finishing the top under a very hot grill. American menus constantly tempt you to consume more - add extra toppings to your pizza for $1 each? WHY not try making your own simple pizzas with different toppings, like Annie? For dinner I'll cook a pasta dish with vegetables or jacket potatoes with different toppings. In other languages topping
British English :
topping NOUN A topping is food that is poured or put on top of other food in order to decorate it or add to its flavour.
American English : topping Brazilian Portuguese : cobertura Chinese : 装饰品 European Spanish : cobertura French : garniture German : Überzug Italian : guarnizione Japanese : トッピング Korean : >토핑 음식의European Portuguese : cobertura Latin American Spanish : cobertura All related terms of 'topping' Chinese translation of 'topping' n (c/u) 配料 (pèiliào) 种(種) , zhǒng ) n (c) [of mountain, building, tree, stairs] 顶(頂)部 (dǐngbù) 个(個) , gè ) (c) [of page] 顶(頂)端 (dǐngduān) 个(個) , gè ) ⇒ Go back to the top of the page. 回到页首。 (Huídào yèshǒu.)
(c) [of cupboard] 顶(頂)层(層) (dǐngcéng) (c) [of surface, table] 表面 (biǎomiàn) 个(個) , gè ) (s) (esp Brit ) [of street] 尽(盡)头(頭) (jìntóu) (c) (= lid ) [of box, jar, bottle] 盖(蓋)子 (gàizi) 个(個) , gè ) (s) [of table, league] 榜首 (bǎngshǒu) (u) (Aut ) (also top gear 最高挡(檔) (zuì gāo dǎng) (c) (= blouse ) 上衣 (shàngyī) 件 , jiàn )adj [shelf, step, storey, marks] 最高的 (zuì gāo de) [executive, golfer] 顶(頂)级(級)的 (dǐngjí de) top speed 全速 (quánsù)
vt (= be first in ) [poll, vote, list] 获(獲)第一名 (huò dìyī míng) (= exceed ) [estimate, speed etc] 超过(過) (chāoguò) ⇒ US investments here topped fifty million dollars. 美国的投资超过5000万美元。 (Měiguó de tóuzī chāoguò wǔqiān wàn měiyuán.)
at the top of the stairs/page/street 在楼(樓)梯顶端/页(頁)首/街道的尽(盡)头(頭) (zài lóutī dǐngduān/yèshǒu/jiēdào de jìntóu)
at the top of the list 居于(於)榜首 (jū yú bǎngshǒu)
to get to the top in profession etc ) 取得高层(層)地位 (qǔdé gāocéng dìwèi)
on top of (=
above )
在 ... 上面 (zài ... shàngmiàn) ⇒ She laid her hand on top of his. 她把手放在他的手上。 (Tā bǎ shǒu fàng zài tā de shǒu shang.)
(=
in addition to )
除 ... 之外 (chú ... zhīwài) ⇒ 700 jobs are being cut on top of the 2000 that were lost last year. 除了去年2000人失去工作之外，又有700个工作职位被削减。 (Chúle qùnián liǎng qiān rén shīqù gōngzuò zhī wài, yòu yǒu qībǎi gè gōngzuò zhí wèibèi xuējiǎn.)
to get on top of sth fig ) 圆(圓)满(滿)地处(處)理某事 (yuánmǎn de chǔlǐ mǒushì)
from top to bottom 彻(徹)底 (chèdǐ)
from top to toe Brit ) 从(從)头(頭)到脚(腳) (cóng tóu dào jiǎo)
at the top of one's voice 扯着(著)嗓子叫喊 (chězhe sǎngzi jiàohǎn)
to be/go over the top Brit , inf ) 过(過)分 (guòfèn)
top priority 最优(優)先 (zuì yōuxiān)
to be or come top 独(獨)占(佔)鳌(鰲)头(頭) (dúzhàn áotóu)