Definition of dead heat in English:

dead heat

noun

A situation in which two or more competitors in a race are exactly level.
（赛跑的）平局，同时到达终点
competition is always fierce, with a dead heat in one of the early races
there was a dead heat for second place
Example sentencesExamples
- More excitement followed in the same competition as Waterford ‘A’ and Clonmel rowed a dead heat.
- It was the closest finish to the race since the last dead heat as long ago as 1876.
- The race ended in a dead heat so the scullers had to re-row and Lyon lost by half a length.
- The idea is to give every horse in the race an equal chance of winning - a ‘perfect’ handicap would see a dead heat between all the horses in a race.
- Schumacher said immediately after the race that he was trying to engineer a dead heat between the two Ferraris.
- He could do no better than a dead heat for fourth in the Derby, 9 ½ lengths behind Barbaro.
- The battle at second base between incumbent Jose Vidro and newcomer Mickey Morandini is a dead heat so far.
- I don't know how long they looked at the tape before they declared it a dead heat, but it could not have been as long as it seemed.
- But after a 12-minute wait, the race was judged to be a dead heat.
- I feel like a meanie singling out one film as the most outstanding for me this year, so I'll do the fairest thing possible and say it's a dead heat.
- The most recent poll, by the Pew Research Center, suggests that the race for the White House is once again a dead heat.
- The reporters, pundits and pollsters all agree: The presidential race is a dead heat.
- Warren Focke and Rob Wurgaft finished in a near dead heat with Warren just barely edging Rob for the bronze medal.
- In the event of a dead heat, I'll choose the person who sent in their entry earliest.
- The first race at Pioneer Park on Saturday resulted in a dead heat, showing springtime racing at its best.
- In the governor's race, it's a dead heat between Ehrlich and Townsend so far.
- Coming out of the Democratic Convention, the race was a dead heat.
- Sumthinbad, a filly owned by Bone, also finished in a dead heat for second in the eighth race.
- In the event of a dead heat, a draw will take place between the dead heat finalists after the race.
- There was an eight race programme, and the final race ended in a dead heat.
Synonyms
deadlock, stalemate, impasse, standstill, dead end, draw, tie

verb

no object Run or finish a race exactly level.
（赛跑时）名次并列，同时到达终点
he dead-heated at Aintree
his riding of Marina Park to dead-heat with King's Signet was inspired
Example sentencesExamples
- Another result I remember is Drybob and Dawros dead-heating in the 1944 Irish Cambrdgeshire.
- Where Or When and Firebreak dead-heated for fourth, but the former's trainer, Terry Mills, launched an objection.
- Yonaguska won three of his first four starts, including victories in the Flash Stakes at Belmont Park and the Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga Race Course, dead-heating for first with City Zip in the latter race.
- As a kid, I watched Allan Wells and Mike McFarlane dead-heating in the 200m in Brisbane in 1982.
- John Quinn's Captain Venti, who dead-heated for first place with Style Dancer at Doncaster last Sunday, goes for his fourth win, in the Timmgrain Handicap.
- At last month's Telstra Australian Short Course Championships the pair dead-heated twice in the finals of the 50m and 100m backstroke events.
- The seven-year-old dead-heated for first place with Seattle Alley in a similar race over this course and distance a fortnight ago.
- More Than Ready was making his first in sprinting company since dead-heating for first in the Hutcheson Stakes at Gulfstream Park on January 29.
- Appropriately, he ran his first race at Aintree, aged 23 months, and dead-heated with a horse called Curlicue.
- The daughter of Honour and Glory dead-heated for the win with rival Lakeside Cup in the Ellis Park Debutante Stakes.
- The pair dead-heated for eighth place in the heats of the 100m freestyle, clocking a time of 55.61.
- Group one winners Balmuse and Mi Jubilee dead-heated for the title and the result proved popular with the Wanganui racing fraternity.
- Riding ‘Hillmar’ which is owned by his father Patsy, he dead-heated with ‘Kiwi Wings’ which is owned by neighbouring trainer Mayne Kidd and was ridden by his daughter Jackie.
- On Tuesday afternoon at Hamilton, considerable interest was evident in a sprinter called Flying Tackle, who had dead-heated at Newcastle the previous Friday.
- Nicholls’ only previous success in the highest grade had come when his Ya Malak dead-heated with Coastal Bluff in the Nunthorpe Stakes at York in 1997.
- Penn National Race Course made three superfecta payoffs on Saturday after three horses dead-heated for fourth place in the ninth race, a $3,500 claiming race for a $5,000 purse.
- The Michael in question is Mike McFarlane, coach of Chambers and the sprinter who dead-heated with Wells in the 200m final of the Commonwealth Games in Brisbane 19 years ago.
- Appropriately, he ran his first race at Aintree, and dead-heated for first.
- This has been a big year for Hayley Turner, who dead-heated with Saleem Golam in the apprentices' championship on turf.
- In his last start, Rumsonontheriver dead-heated with Hymn for first in the Hawthorne Derby, his first stakes triumph in a 19-race career.

Definition of dead heat in US English:

dead heat

nounˈdɛd ˈhitˈded ˈhēt

A situation in or result of a race in which two or more competitors are exactly even.
（赛跑的）平局，同时到达终点
competition is always fierce, with a dead heat in one of the early races
there was a dead heat for second place
Example sentencesExamples
- The race ended in a dead heat so the scullers had to re-row and Lyon lost by half a length.
- Warren Focke and Rob Wurgaft finished in a near dead heat with Warren just barely edging Rob for the bronze medal.
- Sumthinbad, a filly owned by Bone, also finished in a dead heat for second in the eighth race.
- I feel like a meanie singling out one film as the most outstanding for me this year, so I'll do the fairest thing possible and say it's a dead heat.
- The most recent poll, by the Pew Research Center, suggests that the race for the White House is once again a dead heat.
- The battle at second base between incumbent Jose Vidro and newcomer Mickey Morandini is a dead heat so far.
- In the event of a dead heat, a draw will take place between the dead heat finalists after the race.
- The idea is to give every horse in the race an equal chance of winning - a ‘perfect’ handicap would see a dead heat between all the horses in a race.
- The reporters, pundits and pollsters all agree: The presidential race is a dead heat.
- It was the closest finish to the race since the last dead heat as long ago as 1876.
- In the governor's race, it's a dead heat between Ehrlich and Townsend so far.
- I don't know how long they looked at the tape before they declared it a dead heat, but it could not have been as long as it seemed.
- He could do no better than a dead heat for fourth in the Derby, 9 ½ lengths behind Barbaro.
- There was an eight race programme, and the final race ended in a dead heat.
- More excitement followed in the same competition as Waterford ‘A’ and Clonmel rowed a dead heat.
- In the event of a dead heat, I'll choose the person who sent in their entry earliest.
- Schumacher said immediately after the race that he was trying to engineer a dead heat between the two Ferraris.
- The first race at Pioneer Park on Saturday resulted in a dead heat, showing springtime racing at its best.
- Coming out of the Democratic Convention, the race was a dead heat.
- But after a 12-minute wait, the race was judged to be a dead heat.
Synonyms
deadlock, stalemate, impasse, standstill, dead end, draw, tie

verbˈdɛd ˈhitˈded ˈhēt

[no object]dead-heat

Run or finish a race exactly even.
（赛跑时）名次并列，同时到达终点
he dead-heated at Aintree
his riding of Marina Park to dead-heat with King's Signet was inspired
Example sentencesExamples
- Yonaguska won three of his first four starts, including victories in the Flash Stakes at Belmont Park and the Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga Race Course, dead-heating for first with City Zip in the latter race.
- John Quinn's Captain Venti, who dead-heated for first place with Style Dancer at Doncaster last Sunday, goes for his fourth win, in the Timmgrain Handicap.
- Riding ‘Hillmar’ which is owned by his father Patsy, he dead-heated with ‘Kiwi Wings’ which is owned by neighbouring trainer Mayne Kidd and was ridden by his daughter Jackie.
- As a kid, I watched Allan Wells and Mike McFarlane dead-heating in the 200m in Brisbane in 1982.
- In his last start, Rumsonontheriver dead-heated with Hymn for first in the Hawthorne Derby, his first stakes triumph in a 19-race career.
- This has been a big year for Hayley Turner, who dead-heated with Saleem Golam in the apprentices' championship on turf.
- The Michael in question is Mike McFarlane, coach of Chambers and the sprinter who dead-heated with Wells in the 200m final of the Commonwealth Games in Brisbane 19 years ago.
- Appropriately, he ran his first race at Aintree, and dead-heated for first.
- Where Or When and Firebreak dead-heated for fourth, but the former's trainer, Terry Mills, launched an objection.
- Penn National Race Course made three superfecta payoffs on Saturday after three horses dead-heated for fourth place in the ninth race, a $3,500 claiming race for a $5,000 purse.
- Appropriately, he ran his first race at Aintree, aged 23 months, and dead-heated with a horse called Curlicue.
- The pair dead-heated for eighth place in the heats of the 100m freestyle, clocking a time of 55.61.
- Group one winners Balmuse and Mi Jubilee dead-heated for the title and the result proved popular with the Wanganui racing fraternity.
- Nicholls’ only previous success in the highest grade had come when his Ya Malak dead-heated with Coastal Bluff in the Nunthorpe Stakes at York in 1997.
- More Than Ready was making his first in sprinting company since dead-heating for first in the Hutcheson Stakes at Gulfstream Park on January 29.
- Another result I remember is Drybob and Dawros dead-heating in the 1944 Irish Cambrdgeshire.
- At last month's Telstra Australian Short Course Championships the pair dead-heated twice in the finals of the 50m and 100m backstroke events.
- The daughter of Honour and Glory dead-heated for the win with rival Lakeside Cup in the Ellis Park Debutante Stakes.
- The seven-year-old dead-heated for first place with Seattle Alley in a similar race over this course and distance a fortnight ago.
- On Tuesday afternoon at Hamilton, considerable interest was evident in a sprinter called Flying Tackle, who had dead-heated at Newcastle the previous Friday.

单词	dead heat
释义	Definition of dead heat in English: dead heat noun A situation in which two or more competitors in a race are exactly level. （赛跑的）平局，同时到达终点 competition is always fierce, with a dead heat in one of the early races there was a dead heat for second place Example sentencesExamples More excitement followed in the same competition as Waterford ‘A’ and Clonmel rowed a dead heat. It was the closest finish to the race since the last dead heat as long ago as 1876. The race ended in a dead heat so the scullers had to re-row and Lyon lost by half a length. The idea is to give every horse in the race an equal chance of winning - a ‘perfect’ handicap would see a dead heat between all the horses in a race. Schumacher said immediately after the race that he was trying to engineer a dead heat between the two Ferraris. He could do no better than a dead heat for fourth in the Derby, 9 ½ lengths behind Barbaro. The battle at second base between incumbent Jose Vidro and newcomer Mickey Morandini is a dead heat so far. I don't know how long they looked at the tape before they declared it a dead heat, but it could not have been as long as it seemed. But after a 12-minute wait, the race was judged to be a dead heat. I feel like a meanie singling out one film as the most outstanding for me this year, so I'll do the fairest thing possible and say it's a dead heat. The most recent poll, by the Pew Research Center, suggests that the race for the White House is once again a dead heat. The reporters, pundits and pollsters all agree: The presidential race is a dead heat. Warren Focke and Rob Wurgaft finished in a near dead heat with Warren just barely edging Rob for the bronze medal. In the event of a dead heat, I'll choose the person who sent in their entry earliest. The first race at Pioneer Park on Saturday resulted in a dead heat, showing springtime racing at its best. In the governor's race, it's a dead heat between Ehrlich and Townsend so far. Coming out of the Democratic Convention, the race was a dead heat. Sumthinbad, a filly owned by Bone, also finished in a dead heat for second in the eighth race. In the event of a dead heat, a draw will take place between the dead heat finalists after the race. There was an eight race programme, and the final race ended in a dead heat. Synonyms deadlock, stalemate, impasse, standstill, dead end, draw, tie verb no object Run or finish a race exactly level. （赛跑时）名次并列，同时到达终点 he dead-heated at Aintree his riding of Marina Park to dead-heat with King's Signet was inspired Example sentencesExamples Another result I remember is Drybob and Dawros dead-heating in the 1944 Irish Cambrdgeshire. Where Or When and Firebreak dead-heated for fourth, but the former's trainer, Terry Mills, launched an objection. Yonaguska won three of his first four starts, including victories in the Flash Stakes at Belmont Park and the Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga Race Course, dead-heating for first with City Zip in the latter race. As a kid, I watched Allan Wells and Mike McFarlane dead-heating in the 200m in Brisbane in 1982. John Quinn's Captain Venti, who dead-heated for first place with Style Dancer at Doncaster last Sunday, goes for his fourth win, in the Timmgrain Handicap. At last month's Telstra Australian Short Course Championships the pair dead-heated twice in the finals of the 50m and 100m backstroke events. The seven-year-old dead-heated for first place with Seattle Alley in a similar race over this course and distance a fortnight ago. More Than Ready was making his first in sprinting company since dead-heating for first in the Hutcheson Stakes at Gulfstream Park on January 29. Appropriately, he ran his first race at Aintree, aged 23 months, and dead-heated with a horse called Curlicue. The daughter of Honour and Glory dead-heated for the win with rival Lakeside Cup in the Ellis Park Debutante Stakes. The pair dead-heated for eighth place in the heats of the 100m freestyle, clocking a time of 55.61. Group one winners Balmuse and Mi Jubilee dead-heated for the title and the result proved popular with the Wanganui racing fraternity. Riding ‘Hillmar’ which is owned by his father Patsy, he dead-heated with ‘Kiwi Wings’ which is owned by neighbouring trainer Mayne Kidd and was ridden by his daughter Jackie. On Tuesday afternoon at Hamilton, considerable interest was evident in a sprinter called Flying Tackle, who had dead-heated at Newcastle the previous Friday. Nicholls’ only previous success in the highest grade had come when his Ya Malak dead-heated with Coastal Bluff in the Nunthorpe Stakes at York in 1997. Penn National Race Course made three superfecta payoffs on Saturday after three horses dead-heated for fourth place in the ninth race, a $3,500 claiming race for a $5,000 purse. The Michael in question is Mike McFarlane, coach of Chambers and the sprinter who dead-heated with Wells in the 200m final of the Commonwealth Games in Brisbane 19 years ago. Appropriately, he ran his first race at Aintree, and dead-heated for first. This has been a big year for Hayley Turner, who dead-heated with Saleem Golam in the apprentices' championship on turf. In his last start, Rumsonontheriver dead-heated with Hymn for first in the Hawthorne Derby, his first stakes triumph in a 19-race career. Definition of dead heat in US English: dead heat nounˈdɛd ˈhitˈded ˈhēt A situation in or result of a race in which two or more competitors are exactly even. （赛跑的）平局，同时到达终点 competition is always fierce, with a dead heat in one of the early races there was a dead heat for second place Example sentencesExamples The race ended in a dead heat so the scullers had to re-row and Lyon lost by half a length. Warren Focke and Rob Wurgaft finished in a near dead heat with Warren just barely edging Rob for the bronze medal. Sumthinbad, a filly owned by Bone, also finished in a dead heat for second in the eighth race. I feel like a meanie singling out one film as the most outstanding for me this year, so I'll do the fairest thing possible and say it's a dead heat. The most recent poll, by the Pew Research Center, suggests that the race for the White House is once again a dead heat. The battle at second base between incumbent Jose Vidro and newcomer Mickey Morandini is a dead heat so far. In the event of a dead heat, a draw will take place between the dead heat finalists after the race. The idea is to give every horse in the race an equal chance of winning - a ‘perfect’ handicap would see a dead heat between all the horses in a race. The reporters, pundits and pollsters all agree: The presidential race is a dead heat. It was the closest finish to the race since the last dead heat as long ago as 1876. In the governor's race, it's a dead heat between Ehrlich and Townsend so far. I don't know how long they looked at the tape before they declared it a dead heat, but it could not have been as long as it seemed. He could do no better than a dead heat for fourth in the Derby, 9 ½ lengths behind Barbaro. There was an eight race programme, and the final race ended in a dead heat. More excitement followed in the same competition as Waterford ‘A’ and Clonmel rowed a dead heat. In the event of a dead heat, I'll choose the person who sent in their entry earliest. Schumacher said immediately after the race that he was trying to engineer a dead heat between the two Ferraris. The first race at Pioneer Park on Saturday resulted in a dead heat, showing springtime racing at its best. Coming out of the Democratic Convention, the race was a dead heat. But after a 12-minute wait, the race was judged to be a dead heat. Synonyms deadlock, stalemate, impasse, standstill, dead end, draw, tie verbˈdɛd ˈhitˈded ˈhēt [no object]dead-heat Run or finish a race exactly even. （赛跑时）名次并列，同时到达终点 he dead-heated at Aintree his riding of Marina Park to dead-heat with King's Signet was inspired Example sentencesExamples Yonaguska won three of his first four starts, including victories in the Flash Stakes at Belmont Park and the Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga Race Course, dead-heating for first with City Zip in the latter race. John Quinn's Captain Venti, who dead-heated for first place with Style Dancer at Doncaster last Sunday, goes for his fourth win, in the Timmgrain Handicap. Riding ‘Hillmar’ which is owned by his father Patsy, he dead-heated with ‘Kiwi Wings’ which is owned by neighbouring trainer Mayne Kidd and was ridden by his daughter Jackie. As a kid, I watched Allan Wells and Mike McFarlane dead-heating in the 200m in Brisbane in 1982. In his last start, Rumsonontheriver dead-heated with Hymn for first in the Hawthorne Derby, his first stakes triumph in a 19-race career. This has been a big year for Hayley Turner, who dead-heated with Saleem Golam in the apprentices' championship on turf. The Michael in question is Mike McFarlane, coach of Chambers and the sprinter who dead-heated with Wells in the 200m final of the Commonwealth Games in Brisbane 19 years ago. Appropriately, he ran his first race at Aintree, and dead-heated for first. Where Or When and Firebreak dead-heated for fourth, but the former's trainer, Terry Mills, launched an objection. Penn National Race Course made three superfecta payoffs on Saturday after three horses dead-heated for fourth place in the ninth race, a $3,500 claiming race for a $5,000 purse. Appropriately, he ran his first race at Aintree, aged 23 months, and dead-heated with a horse called Curlicue. The pair dead-heated for eighth place in the heats of the 100m freestyle, clocking a time of 55.61. Group one winners Balmuse and Mi Jubilee dead-heated for the title and the result proved popular with the Wanganui racing fraternity. Nicholls’ only previous success in the highest grade had come when his Ya Malak dead-heated with Coastal Bluff in the Nunthorpe Stakes at York in 1997. More Than Ready was making his first in sprinting company since dead-heating for first in the Hutcheson Stakes at Gulfstream Park on January 29. Another result I remember is Drybob and Dawros dead-heating in the 1944 Irish Cambrdgeshire. At last month's Telstra Australian Short Course Championships the pair dead-heated twice in the finals of the 50m and 100m backstroke events. The daughter of Honour and Glory dead-heated for the win with rival Lakeside Cup in the Ellis Park Debutante Stakes. The seven-year-old dead-heated for first place with Seattle Alley in a similar race over this course and distance a fortnight ago. On Tuesday afternoon at Hamilton, considerable interest was evident in a sprinter called Flying Tackle, who had dead-heated at Newcastle the previous Friday.
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