Definition of highest-ranking in English:

highest-ranking

adjective

Having the top rank or position in a particular hierarchy.
America's highest-ranking military officer
Example sentencesExamples
- Many regard the Udzungwa forests to be among the highest-ranking destinations for bird-watching in Africa.
- Distribution of the highly sensitive materials was intentionally limited to a select group of the highest-ranking officials.
- The highest-ranking female officer in the Royal Navy is a commodore.
- In the early Zulu kingdom only the highest-ranking members of society were allowed to wear brass ornaments.
- Willis plays the colonel, the highest-ranking officer among the American prisoners.
- General Riley, the highest-ranking officer there not counting Derringer, moved into the square, leading a platoon to the riverside to fire.
- If there is a tie for highest-ranking card, the trick is won by whichever of the equal cards was played first.
- In fact, her appointment reportedly made her the highest-ranking woman in Chicago business.
- His claim to be "probably the world's highest-ranking statesman to oppose globalization" may well be true.
- The Margarita was also the preferred mixed drink in all types of outlets combined, preferred by more than 2 to 1 over the next highest-ranking drink.

Definition of highest-ranking in US English:

highest-ranking

adjective

Having the top rank or position in a particular hierarchy.
America's highest-ranking military officer
Example sentencesExamples
- The Margarita was also the preferred mixed drink in all types of outlets combined, preferred by more than 2 to 1 over the next highest-ranking drink.
- In fact, her appointment reportedly made her the highest-ranking woman in Chicago business.
- If there is a tie for highest-ranking card, the trick is won by whichever of the equal cards was played first.
- The highest-ranking female officer in the Royal Navy is a commodore.
- His claim to be "probably the world's highest-ranking statesman to oppose globalization" may well be true.
- General Riley, the highest-ranking officer there not counting Derringer, moved into the square, leading a platoon to the riverside to fire.
- Many regard the Udzungwa forests to be among the highest-ranking destinations for bird-watching in Africa.
- Willis plays the colonel, the highest-ranking officer among the American prisoners.
- In the early Zulu kingdom only the highest-ranking members of society were allowed to wear brass ornaments.
- Distribution of the highly sensitive materials was intentionally limited to a select group of the highest-ranking officials.

单词	highest-ranking
释义	Definition of highest-ranking in English: highest-ranking adjective Having the top rank or position in a particular hierarchy. America's highest-ranking military officer Example sentencesExamples Many regard the Udzungwa forests to be among the highest-ranking destinations for bird-watching in Africa. Distribution of the highly sensitive materials was intentionally limited to a select group of the highest-ranking officials. The highest-ranking female officer in the Royal Navy is a commodore. In the early Zulu kingdom only the highest-ranking members of society were allowed to wear brass ornaments. Willis plays the colonel, the highest-ranking officer among the American prisoners. General Riley, the highest-ranking officer there not counting Derringer, moved into the square, leading a platoon to the riverside to fire. If there is a tie for highest-ranking card, the trick is won by whichever of the equal cards was played first. In fact, her appointment reportedly made her the highest-ranking woman in Chicago business. His claim to be "probably the world's highest-ranking statesman to oppose globalization" may well be true. The Margarita was also the preferred mixed drink in all types of outlets combined, preferred by more than 2 to 1 over the next highest-ranking drink. Definition of highest-ranking in US English: highest-ranking adjective Having the top rank or position in a particular hierarchy. America's highest-ranking military officer Example sentencesExamples The Margarita was also the preferred mixed drink in all types of outlets combined, preferred by more than 2 to 1 over the next highest-ranking drink. In fact, her appointment reportedly made her the highest-ranking woman in Chicago business. If there is a tie for highest-ranking card, the trick is won by whichever of the equal cards was played first. The highest-ranking female officer in the Royal Navy is a commodore. His claim to be "probably the world's highest-ranking statesman to oppose globalization" may well be true. General Riley, the highest-ranking officer there not counting Derringer, moved into the square, leading a platoon to the riverside to fire. Many regard the Udzungwa forests to be among the highest-ranking destinations for bird-watching in Africa. Willis plays the colonel, the highest-ranking officer among the American prisoners. In the early Zulu kingdom only the highest-ranking members of society were allowed to wear brass ornaments. Distribution of the highly sensitive materials was intentionally limited to a select group of the highest-ranking officials.
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