Definition of top-level in English:

top-level

adjectiveˌtɒpˈlɛv(ə)lˈtɑp ˈˌlɛvəl

Of the highest level of importance or prestige.
top-level talks
Example sentencesExamples
- Opposition politicians and children's groups last night condemned the SPS and demanded a top-level inquiry.
- It's a great thing to be able to have these level of coaches, because they attract other top-level clinicians.
- Last night a senior Customs officer said the seizure represented a major breakthrough in the fight against top-level criminals.
- Indicating the scope of a top-level label is an excellent way to provide context for that label.
- Get the mobile police unit in if you have to, and get me a crack team of top-level Mages together.
- In private, tape recordings tell us, top-level discussions were something else.
- But at a top-level meeting with highways officials, police agreed the area should be a 40 mph zone.
- Meanwhile, a top-level investigation has been ordered in an attempt to identify the cause of the freak explosion.
- Due to top-level corruption, core decisions would not be taken through transparent procedures and on merit.
- This game is all about national prestige, international rivalry and top-level politics.
- He learned of the tragedy before his current team, the London rugby union side Wasps where he is defensive coach, played a top-level game.
- Jaguar's re-entry into the world of top-level motorsport was supposed to herald a bright new dawn for the old marque, not an eclipse.
- Cabinet ministers have held top-level talks with Britain's biggest high street retailers in a bid to breath new life into Bradford.
- It marks the start of a top-level shake-up that should save £250,000 a year from 2007 onwards.
- Youngsters - supposedly the future of golf - are not exposed to enough top-level golf to develop an interest in the game.
- Ministers were acting on the recommendations of a top-level report aimed at tackling rising levels of obesity among young people.
- There is a fine line between success and failure in top-level golf.
- The mutineers insist they were not trying to seize power but only wanted to expose a top-level conspiracy.
- We should not always leave the decision-making to top-level officials.
- Roasting has taken on a more sordid meaning with claims that top-level footballers are engaging in group sex with consenting young women.
Synonyms
first-rate, first-class, top-grade

Definition of top-level in US English:

top-level

adjectiveˈtɑp ˈˌlɛvəlˈtäp ˈˌlevəl

Of the highest level of importance or prestige.
top-level talks
Example sentencesExamples
- Get the mobile police unit in if you have to, and get me a crack team of top-level Mages together.
- There is a fine line between success and failure in top-level golf.
- It's a great thing to be able to have these level of coaches, because they attract other top-level clinicians.
- Youngsters - supposedly the future of golf - are not exposed to enough top-level golf to develop an interest in the game.
- Opposition politicians and children's groups last night condemned the SPS and demanded a top-level inquiry.
- Last night a senior Customs officer said the seizure represented a major breakthrough in the fight against top-level criminals.
- Due to top-level corruption, core decisions would not be taken through transparent procedures and on merit.
- Indicating the scope of a top-level label is an excellent way to provide context for that label.
- Jaguar's re-entry into the world of top-level motorsport was supposed to herald a bright new dawn for the old marque, not an eclipse.
- In private, tape recordings tell us, top-level discussions were something else.
- Ministers were acting on the recommendations of a top-level report aimed at tackling rising levels of obesity among young people.
- This game is all about national prestige, international rivalry and top-level politics.
- Cabinet ministers have held top-level talks with Britain's biggest high street retailers in a bid to breath new life into Bradford.
- We should not always leave the decision-making to top-level officials.
- The mutineers insist they were not trying to seize power but only wanted to expose a top-level conspiracy.
- Meanwhile, a top-level investigation has been ordered in an attempt to identify the cause of the freak explosion.
- It marks the start of a top-level shake-up that should save £250,000 a year from 2007 onwards.
- Roasting has taken on a more sordid meaning with claims that top-level footballers are engaging in group sex with consenting young women.
- He learned of the tragedy before his current team, the London rugby union side Wasps where he is defensive coach, played a top-level game.
- But at a top-level meeting with highways officials, police agreed the area should be a 40 mph zone.
Synonyms
first-rate, first-class, top-grade

单词	top-level
释义	Definition of top-level in English: top-level adjectiveˌtɒpˈlɛv(ə)lˈtɑp ˈˌlɛvəl Of the highest level of importance or prestige. top-level talks Example sentencesExamples Opposition politicians and children's groups last night condemned the SPS and demanded a top-level inquiry. It's a great thing to be able to have these level of coaches, because they attract other top-level clinicians. Last night a senior Customs officer said the seizure represented a major breakthrough in the fight against top-level criminals. Indicating the scope of a top-level label is an excellent way to provide context for that label. Get the mobile police unit in if you have to, and get me a crack team of top-level Mages together. In private, tape recordings tell us, top-level discussions were something else. But at a top-level meeting with highways officials, police agreed the area should be a 40 mph zone. Meanwhile, a top-level investigation has been ordered in an attempt to identify the cause of the freak explosion. Due to top-level corruption, core decisions would not be taken through transparent procedures and on merit. This game is all about national prestige, international rivalry and top-level politics. He learned of the tragedy before his current team, the London rugby union side Wasps where he is defensive coach, played a top-level game. Jaguar's re-entry into the world of top-level motorsport was supposed to herald a bright new dawn for the old marque, not an eclipse. Cabinet ministers have held top-level talks with Britain's biggest high street retailers in a bid to breath new life into Bradford. It marks the start of a top-level shake-up that should save £250,000 a year from 2007 onwards. Youngsters - supposedly the future of golf - are not exposed to enough top-level golf to develop an interest in the game. Ministers were acting on the recommendations of a top-level report aimed at tackling rising levels of obesity among young people. There is a fine line between success and failure in top-level golf. The mutineers insist they were not trying to seize power but only wanted to expose a top-level conspiracy. We should not always leave the decision-making to top-level officials. Roasting has taken on a more sordid meaning with claims that top-level footballers are engaging in group sex with consenting young women. Synonyms first-rate, first-class, top-grade Definition of top-level in US English: top-level adjectiveˈtɑp ˈˌlɛvəlˈtäp ˈˌlevəl Of the highest level of importance or prestige. top-level talks Example sentencesExamples Get the mobile police unit in if you have to, and get me a crack team of top-level Mages together. There is a fine line between success and failure in top-level golf. It's a great thing to be able to have these level of coaches, because they attract other top-level clinicians. Youngsters - supposedly the future of golf - are not exposed to enough top-level golf to develop an interest in the game. Opposition politicians and children's groups last night condemned the SPS and demanded a top-level inquiry. Last night a senior Customs officer said the seizure represented a major breakthrough in the fight against top-level criminals. Due to top-level corruption, core decisions would not be taken through transparent procedures and on merit. Indicating the scope of a top-level label is an excellent way to provide context for that label. Jaguar's re-entry into the world of top-level motorsport was supposed to herald a bright new dawn for the old marque, not an eclipse. In private, tape recordings tell us, top-level discussions were something else. Ministers were acting on the recommendations of a top-level report aimed at tackling rising levels of obesity among young people. This game is all about national prestige, international rivalry and top-level politics. Cabinet ministers have held top-level talks with Britain's biggest high street retailers in a bid to breath new life into Bradford. We should not always leave the decision-making to top-level officials. The mutineers insist they were not trying to seize power but only wanted to expose a top-level conspiracy. Meanwhile, a top-level investigation has been ordered in an attempt to identify the cause of the freak explosion. It marks the start of a top-level shake-up that should save £250,000 a year from 2007 onwards. Roasting has taken on a more sordid meaning with claims that top-level footballers are engaging in group sex with consenting young women. He learned of the tragedy before his current team, the London rugby union side Wasps where he is defensive coach, played a top-level game. But at a top-level meeting with highways officials, police agreed the area should be a 40 mph zone. Synonyms first-rate, first-class, top-grade
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