top-notch
top-notch
Definition
☆ top·-notch (-näc̸h′)
adjective
Informal first-rate; excellent
top-notch
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- compatibility: OpenGL 2.0 Optimizations and Support Ensures top-notch compatibility and performance for all OpenGL applications.
- entertainment: Returned and joined balconies on the moored near the top-notch entertainment and.
- translation: No matter what your request, how large or small, we guarantee a top-notch translation in the quickest possible time.
- cast: Eastwood has brought together a top-notch cast to bring this tense novel to life.
- talent: Recording for Fantasy records, the group produced several albums in rapid succession featuring seasoned Cuban players and top-notch jazz talent.
- speaker: Nevertheless, we have secured two top-notch speakers for the Lent Term.
Modifying Another Word
- also: By and large the character design is also top-notch, but there are a few points where things look a little under par.
- all: Direction, music and cinematography are all top-notch and the effects are as good as anything you'll see come out of Hollywood.
- absolutely: The choir's performance was absolutely top-notch; they have never sung better.
- generally: With the latter, although the 9-point AiAF set-up is generally top-notch, the macro setting made focusing problematic on some of my shots.
- really: If you are prepared to wait for really top-notch stuff use oak leaves.
Used with adjective complement
- serve: Entropy restaurant serves top-notch, exciting, modern cuisine which entertains the eyes and tastebuds rather than simply fills the belly.
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