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topped
UK
/tɒpt/
US
/tɑːpt/
topped up
topped up
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topped
adjective
more topped
Comp.
most topped
Super.
UK
/tɒpt/
US
/tɑːpt/
покрытый
The cake was topped with fresh strawberries.
Торт был покрыт свежей клубникой.
увенчанный
The tower was topped with a golden spire.
Башня была увенчана золотым шпилем.
Synonyms
crowned
surmounted
finished
completed
topped
past participle
Marks use of the past participle of the verb ‘top’ functioning adjectivally.
Synonyms
capped
covered
crowned
surmounted
coated
layered
garnished
iced
frosted
sprinkled
finished
topped-off
top
verb
topped
Past Simple
topped
Past Simple
topped
Past Participle
topping
Gerund
возглавлять
She managed to top the sales chart this month.
Ей удалось возглавить таблицу продаж в этом месяце.
превосходить
His performance topped all expectations.
Его выступление превзошло все ожидания.
увенчивать
The cake was topped with fresh strawberries.
Торт был увенчан свежими клубниками.
Additional translations
покрывать
выходить за пределы
Synonyms
surpass
exceed
outdo
outperform
overcome
best
trump
Definitions
topped
adjective
Having a specified thing as a top or covering.
The cake was beautifully topped with fresh strawberries.
Having a particular type of top or summit.
The mountain was snow-topped, creating a picturesque view.
topped
past participle
top
verb
To surpass or exceed in performance, achievement, or quality.
She managed to top her previous sales record this month.
To place something on the upper surface of something else.
He topped the cake with fresh strawberries.
To finish or complete something by adding a final element.
The chef topped the dish with a sprinkle of parsley.
To reach the highest point or level.
The mountain tops at over 3,000 meters.
To cut off or remove the uppermost part of something, especially a plant or vegetable.
She topped the carrots before cooking them.
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