be topped by something

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishbe topped by somethingbe topped by somethingON/ON TOP OFto have something on top The roof was topped by a chimney. a hill topped by pine trees → topExamples from the Corpusbe topped by something• It is topped by a cone.• The High Altar is topped by a copper St Nicholas surrounded by putti.• The light purple flanks of the fish are topped by a golden streak dappled with red and purple.• His spare middle-aged frame is topped by a large head with sallow cheeks, thin lips, and receding chin.• It is topped by a wind-blown crust that almost holds our weight as we descend.• We were topped by ballerinas dressed as bumblebees.

单词	be topped by something
释义	be topped by something From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishbe topped by somethingbe topped by somethingON/ON TOP OFto have something on top The roof was topped by a chimney. a hill topped by pine trees → topExamples from the Corpusbe topped by something• It is topped by a cone.• The High Altar is topped by a copper St Nicholas surrounded by putti.• The light purple flanks of the fish are topped by a golden streak dappled with red and purple.• His spare middle-aged frame is topped by a large head with sallow cheeks, thin lips, and receding chin.• It is topped by a wind-blown crust that almost holds our weight as we descend.• We were topped by ballerinas dressed as bumblebees.
随便看	sink etc into oblivion sink etc into obscurity sink in sink in sink into sink into sink like a stone sink or swim sink school sink so low sink something in/into something sink something into something sink tidy sink to doing sink to doing something sink to level sink to your knees sink without a trace sink without trace sink without trace sink your differences sink/fall/drop to your knees sink/slip/pass etc into oblivion sinking feeling sinking fund