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top position; first place; leading position
Used for being first or highest in a ranking, competition, class, sales list, and similar ordered groups.
The team moved into the top position in the league.
She was at the top of the sales rankings.
senior management; top executive; top bureaucrat
Refers to the highest-ranking people in an organization, company, or government body; often singular for the person at the top.
The head of the company announced a new policy.
The top bureaucrat gave an explanation in the Diet.
That news made the front-page headline.
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The company's top executive held a press conference.
He is running in first place in the marathon.
The government's top leader was replaced.
She took first place at the competition.
トップ is a casual, everyday word for 'top' or 'first', whereas 筆頭 is a more formal term typically used in written or official contexts like lists and titles.
トップ is a loanword commonly used for rankings or the top spot, while 先頭 is more general and often describes physical or sequential front positions.
トップ can refer to the top or leading position generally (including leadership or the front/upper part), while ナンバーワン more directly emphasizes being ranked first or the single best.
トップ just means 'first place' or 'the top', while ダントツ adds the nuance of a huge, uncontested lead rather than merely being number one.
top secret
topcoat; light overcoat · topcoat (paint, varnish) · top coat (nail polish)
top gun; big cheese; top dog
desktop · desktop computer · desktop (screen)
attacking midfielder
scoop-getting freelance journalist
keytop
top gear
summit meeting; top-level talks
bra top; built-in bra top
pull-top; pop-top; pull tab
bare-shoulder top; off-the-shoulder clothing
top management; senior executives; corporate leadership