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homestretch

/hohm-strech/US // ˈhoʊmˈstrɛtʃ //

归宿,归途,归程,归属地

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the straight part of a racetrack from the last turn to the finish line.Compare backstretch.
    • : the final phase of any endeavor: The political campaign is in the homestretch.

Examples

  • The Terps are in the homestretch with four scheduled games remaining before the Big Ten tournament in Indianapolis starting March 9.

  • The homestretch of the track had been blocked off with cattle fencing—the kind they use at rodeos that makes for easy climbing.

  • Mitt is focused like a laser on the economy down the homestretch, while the Texas governor is all over the map.

  • And then the turning point was passed by all the racers and the struggle on the homestretch commenced.

  • Now, at last, the drive was on the homestretch with a few days to sparea narrow margin, but still a margin.

  • Suddenly—it was when the homestretch was about half covered—the black flag rushed past them.

  • Having got his money safely down on Flitterfoot to win, Jeff was presently choking a post far up the homestretch.

  • Cornflower, lightly weighted, able to set a pace or hold one, did not show in front until the homestretch was reached.