aces / eɪs /

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aces4 个定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. a playing card or die marked with or having the value indicated by a single spot: He dealt me four aces in the first hand.
  2. a single spot or mark on a playing card or die.
  3. Also called serv·ice ace. a placement made on a service.any placement.a serve that the opponent fails to touch.the point thus scored.
v. 有主动词 verb

aced, ac·ing.

  1. to win a point against by an ace.
  2. Golf. to make an ace on.
  3. Slang. to cheat, defraud, or take advantage of: to be aced out of one's inheritance; a friend who aced me out of a good job.
  4. Slang. to receive a grade of A, as on a test or in a course.to complete easily and successfully: He aced every physical fitness test they gave him.
adj. 形容词 adjective
  1. Sometimes aces . excellent; first-rate; outstanding.
v. 动词组 verb
  1. ace it, Slang. to accomplish something with complete success: a champion who could ace it every time.

aces 近义词

adj. 形容词 adjective

great

aces 的近义词 4

aces构成的短语

  • ace in the hole
  • ace it
  • ace out
  • hold all the aces
  • within an ace of

更多aces例句

  1. Thorne also worked closely with Double Negative, the visual-effects aces who worked on Interstellar.
  2. Jones, it should be said, is also aces as the unfulfilled housewife (a role she plays very convincingly on Mad Men).
  3. There are no winning hands, just a grim deck full of aces of spades.
  4. Well, one of a couple aces in the hole, including the electoral map, which I write about below, in case you missed it.
  5. He aces it, of course, and the commentator asks, “Was that a secret message?”
  6. "Still, I seem to be holding four aces now," Moran grinned back at him.
  7. He regarded his fate as does a card-player who day after day holds sixes and sevens when other men have the aces and kings.
  8. It had fallen to Evelyn to provide her with a no-trump hand containing four aces, and she was disposed to be gracious.
  9. When, later in the evening, he played bridge as the daughter's partner, he had a rush of hearts and aces to the hand.
  10. The greater part of the captains did little; a few "aces" compiled huge lists of sunken tonnage to their credit (or otherwise).