uppermost 英 [ˈʌpəməʊst]   美 [ˈʌpərmoʊst]

uppermost

uppermost  英 [ˈʌpəməʊst] 美 [ˈʌpərmoʊst]

adj. 至上的;最高的;最主要的  adv. 最高地;最重要地;最突出地 

President Lee says the economic benefits of that agreement were uppermost in his mind when he made the beef deal. 李明博说,他决定这项自由贸易协议时,该协议的经济利益在他心中是最重要的。
Use its names for the uppermost classes. 将其名称用于最高级的类。

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  • adj. 至上的;最高的;最主要的
  • adv. 最高地;最重要地;最突出地
  • 1. President Lee says the economic benefits of that agreement were uppermost in his mind when he made the beef deal.

    李明博说,他决定这项自由贸易协议时,该协议的经济利益在他心中是最重要的。

  • 2. Use its names for the uppermost classes.

    将其名称用于最高级的类。

  • 3. But the lessons of the economic crisis will be uppermost in his thoughts, he says.

    但他表示,经济危机的教训将是他考虑的首要问题。

  • uppermost (adj.) mid-15c., from upper (adj.) + -most.
upper·most / ˈʌpəməʊst ; NAmE ˈʌpərmoʊst / adjective , adverb adjective 1 [usually before noun ] ( formal) higher or nearer the top than other things 最高的;最上端的;最上面的 the uppermost branches of the tree 树顶端的枝桠 2 [not usually before noun ] more important than other things in a particular situation 最重要;最关键 These thoughts were uppermost in my mind. 我心里想得最多的就是这些事。 adverb ( formal) in the highest position; facing upwards 处于最高位置;面向上地 Place the material on a flat surface, shiny side uppermost. 把材料放在平面上,有光的一面朝上。 upper·most / ˈʌpəməʊst ; NAmE ˈʌpərmoʊst /
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