IdiomDaily Life
English
Englishthe top of the line
Meaning: The best quality.
Example: “This mixer is the top of the line; it will outlast the kitchen.”
Origin: The line refers to a group of similar products or a group of products all manufactured by the same company.
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- to the hilt To be fully committed to something; to do something completely.
- true blue Loyal and steadfast.
- turning point A critical point.
- under the table Secretly or illegally.
- under the wire Just in time before a deadline.
- up in arms Angry or upset.
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