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top out

/tɒp aʊt/

Traduction: Verbe à particule utilisé pour indiquer l'atteinte du point le plus haut ou du pic de quelque chose, comme un prix, un niveau ou une performance.

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/tɒp aʊt/C1formal
  • frVerbe à particule utilisé pour indiquer l'atteinte du point le plus haut ou du pic de quelque chose, comme un prix, un niveau ou une performance.

A phrasal verb used to indicate reaching the highest point or peak of something, such as a price, level, or performance.

indénombrable · intransitif · phrasal, inséparable

  1. Reach the highest pointinformal

    To reach the maximum level, limit, or peak of something.

    fratteindre son point culminant

    • The stock market topped out at an all-time high yesterday.
    • His career topped out when he became CEO.
    • The temperature topped out at 40 degrees Celsius today.

    Synonymesclimaxculminatemax outpeak

    Antonymesbottombottom outtrough

  2. Complete the top of a structureformal

    To finish the highest part of a building or structure, often with a ceremony.

    frachever le sommet d'un bâtiment

    • The construction crew topped out the skyscraper last week.
    • They held a ceremony to top out the new bridge.
    • The roof was topped out just before the storm arrived.

    Synonymescapcap offcompletecrownfinishtop

Formes
  • topped out past participle
  • topped out past simple
  • topping out present participle
  • tops out third person singular

Verbe de basetop

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