ace
英[eɪs]
美[es]
- n. 幺点;直接得分的发球;佼佼者;(俚)最好的朋友
- adj. 一流的,突出的
- vt. 以发球赢一分;击败
- int. 太棒了;太好了
- n. (Ace)人名;(英)埃斯
词组搭配
ace up one's sleeve(或北美 in the hole)
a plan or piece of information kept secret until it becomes necessary to use it
手中握有王牌;有应急妙计
hold all the aces
have all the advantages
占尽优势
play one's ace
use one's best resource
打出王牌;使出绝招
deciding to play her ace, Emily showed the letter to Vic.
艾米丽决定使出杀手锏,把信拿给维克看。
within an ace of
On the verge of; very near to
差一点,几乎;非常接近
came within an ace of losing the election.
几乎失去竞选
ace in the hole
A hidden advantage or resource kept in reserve until needed.
锦囊妙计:隐藏的优势或资源,一直保存到需要时