leaderboard
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3.5
- noun
- /ˈliːdərˌbɔrd/
- The leaderboard displayed the top ten players competing for the championship title.
- top of the leaderboard
- bottom of the leaderboard
- check the leaderboard
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Watch on YouTubeLike just don't be the last one on the sales quota leaderboard?
- Like just don't be the last one on the sales quota leaderboard?
- Like Joe, like being able to see where you are on this like worldwide leaderboard type thing, it makes you want to like be better.
- And if I can walk away from an event satisfied that I had that I had done that, then that's a win irrespective of whatever the leaderboard says, right.
- Yeah, and something like a leaderboard, but a stable kind of system.
Examples
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Ezekiel Mitchell remains on top the leaderboard for now.
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Let's take a look at our leaderboard.
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And that takes her to the top of the leaderboard.
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Every month there is a new name at the top of the leaderboard.
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All right, let's go check the leaderboard.
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Workplaces battle it out for the top slot on a leaderboard, which is to be announced in March.
Academic text (2015) -
They've added online leaderboards, which you think would serve as a platform for online play.
Blog text (17) -
After three launches, your accuracy is displayed on the leaderboards against your friends.
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After completing a free registration process, learners can collect badges, follow the leaderboard, and collect impact points.
Academic text (2014) -
We're in hour six at the Daytona 24, and Fords are dominating the leaderboard.
Synonyms
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3.2
An ordered list showing who is first or second in a competition
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Etymology
The word leaderboard comes from the parts leader ('person in front') and board ('a flat surface or list'), so picture a board that shows who is ahead. That's why a leaderboard today is a list or sign that shows the top players and their scores.