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The following 62 entries include the term at the.
at the pleasure of (someone)
idiom—used to say that something is done or can be done because someone wants it to be done
at the present time
idiom: at this time : now
at the pump
idiom: at the places where customers buy gasoline for their cars
at the risk of (doing something)
idiom: despite the possibility of (doing something that could be considered improper, wrong, etc.)
at the root of
idiom: the reason for (something)
at the sight of
idiom: upon seeing
at the stroke of
idiom: exactly at
at the tender age
idiom: when only (a specified young age)
at the time of (something)
idiom: when (something) happened
at the top of one's form
idiom: performing extremely well
at the top of one's lungs
idiom: as loudly as possible
at the top of one's/the class
idiom: having among the highest grades in one's class
at the top of one's voice
idiom: as loudly as one can
at the top of the hour
idiom: at the beginning of the hour (at 12:00, 1:00, 2:00, etc.)
at the top of the list
idiom: better than all the others