on top
adv1
On the highest point or surface.
- Stand on top and look down.
- A cake with cream on top.
1 more example
- I can't take my undershirt off because I am wearing many more garments on top.
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Idiomatic In a dominant position.
- At the end of the season, Manchester United came out on top.
- For the second match in a row, Arsenal went into the break completely on top and untroubled.2011 February 12, Ian Hughes, “Arsenal 2 - 0 Wolverhampton”, in BBC Sport: