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English-U.S. “On top of that” is too casual. How do you use on top of? (1) Put this book on top of the others. (2) Grate some nutmeg on top of the pudding. (3) The little girl piled one paper box on top of the other. (4) There is a row of spikes on top […]

1. To remain completely in control of, aware about, or on schedule with something. A: “How is the new project going?” B: “Right on track! Jen has been staying on top of everything while you were on vacation.” I don’t know how you stay on top of all the different student issues that are brought […]

stay on top of (someone or something) To remain completely in control of, aware about, or on schedule with something. What does it mean to be on top of someone? 1. In complete control or with complete awareness of someone or something, often due to being diligent, fully informed, and/or up-to-date. What is the meaning […]

get to the top (of something) 2. By extension, to become important, renowned, or celebrated in some field or area. Don’t get discouraged, it takes time to get to the top. You have a lot of competition—every doctor here is working to get to the top of their field. What is meant by getting top? […]

On is general, meaning that it could be anywhere, whereas on top of, means disregarding any levels, it is located on the highest surface (the top). So, on the bookshelf is anywhere on the bookshelf (it can even be on the sides if you use tape/glue/etc.,). Is on the top correct? The only preposition used […]

12 tips to stay on top of things Create your own system. Plan out each day. Do the most difficult task first. Keep personal discipline. Keep your workspace clean. Keep everything in one place. Know when to say no. Take care of yourself. How can I be on top of everything? This also will make […]

“Being/staying on top of things” generally means that you keep abreast of a situation, monitoring it or otherwise making sure that you know what’s going on, enabling you to react rapidly. What does it mean to always be on top of things? stay, top. Bookmark. To “stay on top of” something means to be continuously […]

Opposite of physically above something (or someone) beneath. below. underneath. What is the opposite of top in English? Antonym of Top Word Antonym Top Bottom Get definition and list of more Antonym and Synonym in English Grammar. What’s another way to say on top of things? Synonyms of on top of furthermore, likewise, more, moreover, […]

A “top” is defined as someone who prefers the insertive role, a “bottom” as someone who prefers the receptive role, and “versatile” as someone who has no preferences regarding anal sex role. What does TOP mean if a girl gives a guy? A top is someone who prefers to be the person in control during […]

Neck. Neck. The neck of a shirt is the top of a shirt located at, surprise, the neck of the body. The neck can be finished in a number of ways including a ribbed collar, such as in t-shirts, or a pointed collar as in dress shirts. What are the parts of at shirt called? […]

To “stay on top of” something means to be continuously aware of it and give it your regular attention. What is it called when you stay on top of things? keep on top of it. keep on top of things. keep up to date. keep abreast. stay abreast. What does it mean to be on […]

1 : on the highest part or surface of something vanilla ice cream with chocolate sauce and a cherry on top. 2 chiefly British : winning a game or competition The team was on top after the first half. What does on top mean slang? Slang One who penetrates the other person or is the […]

In a dominant or successful position. What does on top mean in slang? Slang One who penetrates the other person or is the dominant partner in a sexual encounter or relationship. What does it mean when your on top? So someone who is more active is the top and someone who is more passive is […]

Balloon sleeves. Balloon sleeves are long, puffed sleeves that are gathered at the shoulder and then puffed out and gather back at the wrist. Sometimes, the sleeve puffs out lower than the shoulder, but it is still a full puff rather than a tapered flare. What are the 3 basic types of sleeves? There are […]

idiom. If a difficult situation gets on top of you, it makes you feel so upset that you cannot deal with it: She’s had a few financial problems, and I think things have just been getting on top of her. Coping and not coping. What does it mean to be on top of someone? 1. […]

dealing with a difficult task or a situation successfully. What does it mean to be on top of things? In control of, fully informed1. In control of, fully informed about, as in The weeds were terrible, but the new gardener was soon on top of them, or Our senator always manages to be on top […]

Two approaches for planning manufacturing strategy, a strategic approach and a paradigmatic approach, are introduced. The key decisions of these two approaches are, respectively, located in the choices of competitive priorities and manufacturing paradigms. What are the approaches of planning? 4 Approaches to Planning (Reactive, Inactive, Preactive, & Proactive) What do you mean by term […]

a participative approach to planning in which there is involvement at all levels; plans are developed at the lower levels of an organisation and funnelled up through consecutive levels until they reach top management. Who use bottom-up planning? The two most common approaches used by businesses are the top-down and bottom-up planning methods. Creative industries […]

Toppest is not a word in common usage: topmost or uppermost are recommended. Currently, toppest is not defined in any of the major dictionaries, and while the meaning can definitely be understood – it’d be recommended to use one of the following: highest. topmost. What is the meaning of Toppest? Definition of topmost : highest […]

in addition to something. Jane told Bill he was dull. On top of that, she said he was unfriendly. On top of being dull, he’s unfriendly. Where can I use on top of that? You can use on top or on top of to indicate that a particular problem exists in addition to a number […]