top off

英 [tɒp ɒf]

美 [tɑːp ɔːf]

（以特定方式）结束，完结

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB (以特定方式)结束，完结
  If youtop offan event or period with a particular thing, you end it in an especially satisfactory, dramatic, or annoying way by doing that thing.
  1. He topped off his career with an Olympic gold medal...
     他以一块奥运金牌为自己的职业生涯画上了圆满的句号。
  2. The evening was topped off by a special showing of the museum's new Degas exhibit…
     最后博物馆特别展示了其新收藏的一件德加作品，当晚的活动就此圆满结束。
  3. To top it all off one of the catering staff managed to slice their finger cutting cheese.
     这一切还嫌不够，一个承办酒席的服务人员竟然在切奶酪时割伤了手指。

英英释义

verb

• fill to the point of almost overflowing
  1. She topped off the cup
• finish up or conclude
  1. They topped off their dinner with a cognac
  2. top the evening with champagne
  Synonym:top

双语例句

• He carefully slid the top off the box.
  他仔细地将箱盖挪开。
• Officials say there was three feet of snow on top off the roof.
  官员说在这房顶上的积雪大概有三英尺。
• He twisted it and turned it and then, eureka, the top came off.
  他把它又扭又拧，然后，成了，顶盖掉下来了。
• They cut the top off the pumpkin and clean out the seeds.
  他们切掉南瓜顶，洗净南瓜籽。
• To top it off, he would never wear a tie& standard practice at the time for franchisees.
  最重要的是，他从来不戴领带&当时这是特许经营人必须遵守的惯例。
• He unscrewed the top off his favourite silver fauntain pen and began to write.
  他拧开他最心爱的银质自来水笔笔帽，开始写了起来。
• At breakfast, fill your bowl halfway with cereal, then top it off with berries or sliced banana.
  早餐时可以吃半碗燕麦片加浆果和香蕉片。
• We top off, take on provisions and torpedoes, and go.
  我们维修完，装上给养和鱼雷就出发。
• "Top Off," said the Cat.
  “表层光。”猫回答说。
• "Top Off!" said the Mouse." It is a strange name. "
  “表层光！”老鼠说。“真是个怪名字。”