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top-up

[ US /ˈtɑˌpəp/ ]
NOUN
  1. an amount needed to restore something to its former level

How To Use top-up In A Sentence

  • In a large supermarket, phone top-ups will be available at all checkouts and will become part of a family's weekly shopping basket.
  • Similar to mobile phone top-up vouchers, the new voucher has a unique credit card number and a set credit limit.
  • Just 12% of the vice chancellors said they thought top-up fees would meet the funding deficit.
  • I plan to move 10 per cent of our holdings to some targeted absolute return funds and redirect the monthly top-ups into these new funds. Times, Sunday Times
  • Automatic top-up with a ballcock will allow all water in a new pool to pass first through the Eradicator.
  • The good news is that having your teeth professionally whitened is not only affordable, which should last a lifetime with occasional top-ups - it is also a simple, noninvasive and virtually fail-safe procedure.
  • `That'll see you through most of today, but we'll be on stand-by tonight if you need a top-up. TICKLED PINK
  • Families resort to begging or bribing by offering top-up fees. Times, Sunday Times
  • I flaked out long before that, and announced my need to go back for a top-up nap.
  • I plan to move 10 per cent of our holdings to some targeted absolute return funds and redirect the monthly top-ups into these new funds. Times, Sunday Times
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