chart-topper
/ˈtʃɑːt tɒpə(r)/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈtʃɑːrt tɑːpər/ (ame, ipa)
chart-topper — noun
1. a song, record, singer, or band that gets to number one on a music chart
a song, record, singer, or band that gets to number one on a music chart
Beatriz's summer single became a chart-topper in Brazil after one week.
become a chart-topper
By August, Lakan's second single was a chart-topper in three Southeast Asian markets.
a chart-topper in markets
The label expected the duet to be a chart-topper before the tour began.
When the numbers came in, the radio host announced another chart-topper for Jiwoo.
Ryo's first album quickly became a chart-topper across Korea.
- number-one hit
More exact for a song or record; it is less natural for a singer or band.
- smash hit
Stresses huge popularity, but it does not always mean the item reached first place.
- hit
A broader word for a successful song or act, without the exact number-one idea.
文法句型
a chart-topper
become a chart-topper
用法筆記
Usually used in music reporting and entertainment news. It can refer to a song, an album, or the performer who reaches the top place.