topnotch

基本解釋

At Howard University Law School, Houston trained a cod-ray of topnotch black lawyers.
在霍華德大學(xué)法學(xué)院休斯敦訓(xùn)練了一群一流的黑人律師。
Compared with the other brands, this kind of type costs less per mile and wears much longer due to its topnotch rubber.
與其它牌子相比，這種輪胎每英裡損耗較少，也耐磨一些，因爲(wèi)它是用一種流橡膠做成的。
This is often your first introduction to a new employer or boss —so make sure it’s topnotch.
這通常是你給新同事或老板的第一次自我介紹-所以務(wù)必確保其優(yōu)秀。

The impressive cast features topnotch actors—including Dianne Wiest, John Mahoney, Alison Pill, and Norbert Leo Butz—who are limited by their one-dimensional roles, and Hedges offers disappointingly simplistic resolutions for every problem.
NEWYORKER: Dan in Real Life
Potato pancakes, perfectly crisped on the outside, are also slightly crunchy on the inside, making for an extra-chewy treat (sour cream and topnotch homemade applesauce helped appease a table of eager diners).
NEWYORKER: Kutsher’s Tribeca