number-one

UK
/ˌnʌm.bəˈwʌn/
US
/ˌnʌm.bɚˈwʌn/

Translations

number-onenoun
number-ones
pl
UK
/ˌnʌmbə ˈwʌn/
US
/ˌnʌmbɚ ˈwʌn/
numéro unDans le domaine musical, pour un titre arrivé en tête des classements.
Their latest single became a number-one in several countries.
Leur dernier single est devenu un numéro un dans plusieurs pays.
numéro unPour une personne ou une chose classée première ou considérée comme la meilleure.
After winning the championship, she became the number-one player in the world.
Après avoir gagné le championnat, elle est devenue la joueuse numéro un mondiale.
Additional translations
pipiEuphémisme enfantin pour l'urine ou le fait d'uriner.
number-oneadjective
UK
/ˌnʌm.bəˈwʌn/
US
/ˌnʌm.bɚˈwʌn/
numéro unPour désigner ce qui est le meilleur, le plus important ou classé premier ; invariable.
She is the number-one candidate for the job.
C'est la candidate numéro un pour ce poste.

Definitions

number-onenoun
A person or thing that is first in rank, importance, or achievement.
After winning the championship, she became the number-one player in the world.
A song, album, or other item that has reached the top position on a chart, especially in music.
Their latest single became a number-one in several countries.
A euphemism for urination, especially used with children.
The toddler told his mother he needed to go number-one.
number-oneadjective
Being the best or most important in rank, quality, or status.
She is the number-one candidate for the job.
Occupying the first position in a sequence or list.
Their song became the number-one hit on the charts.