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Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom.
Le mot top est un anglicisme dont le sens principal signifie « en haut ». Il peut donc être employé en français dans le sens du meilleur, du plus haut (« le top du top », « au top de sa forme », « les top managers ») ou comme synonyme du meilleur classement (le Top 10 des ventes, classement des 10 meilleurs ventes)
Top est le nom de :
Top est une onomatopée
- Un top d'horloge, un top départ
Top est une aphérèse pour
- Stop. Exemple « stop ! top ! top ! » pour demander l'arrêt de quelque chose (écourtement du mot stop).
TOP est un sigle pour :
- En gestion de projet, Thème, Objectif, Plan, une ligne directrice pour l'organisation d'une réunion.
TOP est le code pour :
- Topeka au Kansas aux États-Unis, selon la liste des codes AITA des aéroports
- Pa'anga, la monnaie du royaume de Tonga, selon la liste des codes des monnaies,
Catégories : Homonymie | Sigle de 3 caractères | Code AITA des aéroports
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