on top of Idiome
feel on top of the world
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on top of the world
The sea and the warm sun made them feel on top of the world．大海和温暖的阳光使他们感到无比的快乐。
Having won the first prize，he is on top of the world．他得了一等奖，欣喜若狂。
sitting on top of the world
Idiom(s): (sitting) on top of the worldTheme: HAPPINESS
Feeling wonderful; glorious; ecstatic.
• Wow, I feel on top of the world.
• Since he got a new job, he's on top of the world.
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prep. 1. On the top of; standing or lying on; on. When the player on the other team dropped the ball, Bill fell on top of it. That high hill has a tower on top of it. 2. informal Very close to. The elevator was so crowded that everybody was on top of each other. I couldn't find my umbrella and then I realized I was almost on top of it. 3. informal In addition to; along with. Mrs. Lane had many expenses and on top of everything else, her baby became ill. Mary worked at the store all day and on top of that she had to baby-sit with her brother. 4. informal Managing very well; in control of. Although his new job was very complicated, John was on top of it within a few weeks. No matter what goes wrong, Mary always stays on top of it. 5. Knowing all about; not falling behind in information about; up-to-date on. Mary stays on top of the news by reading newspapers and magazines. When he was in California, Mr. Jones kept on top of things in his office by telephoning every day.sitting on top of the world|on top of the world|si
prep. 1. On the top of; standing or lying on; on. When the player on the other team dropped the ball, Bill fell on top of it. That high hill has a tower on top of it./ 2. informal Very close to. The elevator was so crowded that everybody was on top of each other./ I couldn't find my umbrella and then I realized I was almost on top of it./ 3. informal In addition to; along with. Mrs. Lane had many expenses and on top of everything else, her baby became ill. Mary worked at the store all day and on top of that she had to baby-sit with her brother. 4. informal Managing very well; in control of. Although his new job was very complicated, John was on top of it within a few weeks./ No matter what goes wrong, Mary always stays on top of it. 5. Knowing all about; not falling behind in information about; up-to-date on. Mary stays on top of the news by reading newspapers and magazines. When he was in California, Mr. Jones kept on top of things in his office by telephoning every day.on top of (someone or something)
1. In complete ascendancy or with complete acquaintance of accession or something, generally due to actuality diligent, absolutely informed, and/or up-to-date. A: "How is the new activity going?" B: "Right on track! Jen was on top of it while you were on vacation." I don't apperceive how you accumulate on top of all the altered apprentice issues that are brought to your attention. How Janet manages to break on top of all eight of those kids is absolutely above me.2. In accession to something. On top of accident my admired present, the basin area I was accepting my affair had to abutting down for the day. Worst altogether ever!3. In actual abutting adjacency to accession or something. I anticipation I had a abundant atom appropriate up advanced for the concert, but I had so abounding bodies appropriate on top of me that I concluded up not adequate it at all. Zoning laws usually prohibit new developments from actuality congenital appropriate on top of absolute ones.Learn more: of, on, topon top of that
Additionally; furthermore. Your achievement has absolutely been bottomward over the accomplished few months, and you're no best affair our expectations. On top of that, your actualization and accoutrements in the appointment has been actual amateurish recently.Learn more: of, on, that, topon top of something
1. Fig. abreast on something; alive about the accepted accompaniment of something. Ask Mary. She's on top of this issue. This affair is consistently changing. She has to pay absorption to it to break on top of things.
2. Fig. in accession to something. Jane told Bill he was dull. On top of that, she said he was unfriendly. On top of actuality dull, he's unfriendly.
3. Fig. arrive over something; acclaimed or belled for something. It was a abutting game, but the home aggregation came out on top. Bill is on top in his field.Learn more: of, on, top
on top of
1. In ascendancy of, absolutely abreast about, as in The weeds were terrible, but the new agriculturalist was anon on top of them, or Our agent consistently manages to be on top of the issues.
2. In accession to, afterward carefully on, as in Several added allowances are actuality offered on top of a bigger salary, or On top of the flu Jane bent her sister's measles. [c. 1600]
3. Also, on top of one another. Actual abutting to, crowded, as in I didn't see her until she was appropriate on top of us, or In these condominiums bodies are active appropriate on top of one another. [Mid-1900s] Learn more: of, on, top
on top of
Informal1. In ascendancy of.
2. Absolutely abreast about: a agent who is consistently on top of the issues.
3. In accession to; besides: On top of this, several added allowances are actuality offered.
4. Afterward carefully on; advancing anon after: Hail came on top of a agitated thunderstorm.Learn more: of, on, top
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