top-notch

英 [ˌtɒp ˈnɒtʃ]

美 [ˌtɑːp ˈnɑːtʃ]

adj. 最好的; 卓越的; 第一流的

牛津词典

adj.

一流的;顶尖的
If you describe someone or something astop-notch, you mean that they are of a very high standard or quality.

adj

A top-notch English resume will set you apart from the competition.
一份一流的履历将使你远离竞争对手。
Anyway I haven't been able to set up a top-notch go-between he'll trust.
总而言之，我还没有物色到一个他会信任的牵线的高级人士。
Everything here is top-notch: the rooms, the restaurants, the service.
这儿的一切最高级的，这儿的房间，餐馆，的服务都非常好；
The victors had a top-notch run this summer, winning the Queen's Club, Wimbledon and Toronto titles in succession.
获胜者今年夏天经历了顶尖之旅，一连赢得了女王草地赛、温布尔登和多伦多冠军。
The actor's performance was top-notch.
这位演员的表演是一流的。
With two incomes, we could afford a top-notch nanny.
有了两份收入，我们就可以请最棒的保姆。
What if you had three more top-notch programmers to help you?
要是多了三名顶尖的程序设计师帮你们呢？
Top-notch technology that will be superior to the competition in terms of efficiency and drivability.
能效和驾驶性方面优于竞争对手的顶尖技术；
The region also has few top-notch universities compared with other parts of the world.
和世界其他地方相比，该地区几乎没有什么顶尖大学。
That restaurant's really top-notch.
那家餐馆真是一流的。