C1idiomsuccessIELTS-friendly
at the top of your game
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performing as well as you ever have at what you do
From sport, now used for any job. Change 'your' to his, her, their. 'Off your game' is the opposite.
In context
At thirty, she is at the top of her game as a surgeon.
You need to be at the top of your game in a job interview like this.
More idioms about success
- a blessing in disguisesomething that seems bad at first but later brings a good result
- a close calla situation in which you only just avoid danger or failure
- a dream come truesomething you have wanted for a long time that has finally happened
- a feather in your capan achievement that you can be proud of and that may help you later
- a flash in the pana sudden success that does not last or happen again