英语词汇ace怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ ace /ˈeɪs/ noun

plural aces

¹ ace

/ˈeɪs/

noun

plural aces

Learner's definition of ACE

[count]

: a playing card with one large figure in its center that can be the card with either the highest or lowest value（纸牌中的）A牌

the ace of spades/diamonds/hearts/clubs黑桃/方块/红桃/梅花A

— see picture at playing card

: a person who is very skilled at something高手；能手

a computer ace电脑高手
the ace of the team's pitching staff [=the best pitcher on the team]这支球队的最佳投手

— often used before another noun常用于另一名词前

an ace mechanic/reporter一流的机械师/记者

: a point scored on a serve that an opponent fails to hit in tennis（网球比赛中的）发球得分，爱司球

She won the match by scoring more than 30 aces.她发了30多个爱司球，赢得了那场比赛。

US : a score of one on a hole in golf : hole in one（高尔夫球比赛中的）一杆进穴，一杆得分

He got/shot/scored an ace on the eighth hole.他在第八洞一杆进穴。

an ace in the hole

(US) or chiefly British an ace up your sleeve

◊ If you have an ace in the hole or an ace up your sleeve, you have a powerful and often secret weapon, advantage, etc., that you can use if it is needed.秘藏的王牌；秘密武器

The mayor's popularity among elderly voters gives him an ace in the hole for the coming election.市长深得老年选民的喜爱，这是他应对即将到来的选举的一张王牌。

hold all the aces

: to have a strong advantage over others in a contest, competition, etc.占绝对优势

As the strike continues into its second week, it appears that the company holds all the aces in its negotiations with the strikers.随着罢工进入第二周，公司似乎在与罢工者的谈判中完全占了上风。

within an ace of

informal

: very near to (doing something)险些；差点

They were/came within an ace of winning the championship. [=they almost won the championship]他们差点就赢得了冠军。

² ace /ˈeɪs/ verb

aces; aced; acing

² ace

/ˈeɪs/

verb

aces; aced; acing

Learner's definition of ACE

[+ object]

US, informal : to earn a very high grade on (an examination) : to get a grade of A on (an examination)（在考试中）得高分

He aced the test.他在考试中取得了好成绩。
She aced her entrance exams.她在入学考试中得了高分。

: to perform very well on (a test or challenge)（在考试或挑战中）表现优异

He aced his annual physical.他的年度体检结果很好。

: to score an ace against (an opponent in tennis)（在网球比赛中）以发球得分，以爱司球得分

He aced his opponent on the last point of the match.在那场比赛的赛点，他以一记爱司球击败了对手。

US : to score an ace on (a hole in golf)（在高尔夫球比赛中）一杆进穴，一杆得分

She aced the 14th hole. [=she had a hole in one on the 14th hole]她在第l4洞一杆进穴。

单词	ace
释义	ace (verb) ace 5 ENTRIES FOUND: ace (noun) ace (verb) hold (verb) hole (noun) sleeve (noun) ¹ ace /ˈeɪs/ noun plural aces ¹ ace /ˈeɪs/ noun plural aces Learner's definition of ACE [count] 1 : a playing card with one large figure in its center that can be the card with either the highest or lowest value（纸牌中的）A牌 the ace of spades/diamonds/hearts/clubs黑桃/方块/红桃/梅花A — see picture at playing card 2 : a person who is very skilled at something高手；能手 a computer ace电脑高手 the ace of the team's pitching staff [=the best pitcher on the team]这支球队的最佳投手 — often used before another noun常用于另一名词前 an ace mechanic/reporter一流的机械师/记者 3 : a point scored on a serve that an opponent fails to hit in tennis（网球比赛中的）发球得分，爱司球 She won the match by scoring more than 30 aces.她发了30多个爱司球，赢得了那场比赛。 4 US : a score of one on a hole in golf : hole in one（高尔夫球比赛中的）一杆进穴，一杆得分 He got/shot/scored an ace on the eighth hole.他在第八洞一杆进穴。 an ace in the hole (US) or chiefly British an ace up your sleeve ◊ If you have an ace in the hole or an ace up your sleeve, you have a powerful and often secret weapon, advantage, etc., that you can use if it is needed.秘藏的王牌；秘密武器 The mayor's popularity among elderly voters gives him an ace in the hole for the coming election.市长深得老年选民的喜爱，这是他应对即将到来的选举的一张王牌。 hold all the aces : to have a strong advantage over others in a contest, competition, etc.占绝对优势 As the strike continues into its second week, it appears that the company holds all the aces in its negotiations with the strikers.随着罢工进入第二周，公司似乎在与罢工者的谈判中完全占了上风。 within an ace of informal : very near to (doing something)险些；差点 They were/came within an ace of winning the championship. [=they almost won the championship]他们差点就赢得了冠军。 ² ace /ˈeɪs/ verb aces; aced; acing ² ace /ˈeɪs/ verb aces; aced; acing Learner's definition of ACE [+ object] 1 US, informal : to earn a very high grade on (an examination) : to get a grade of A on (an examination)（在考试中）得高分 He aced the test.他在考试中取得了好成绩。 She aced her entrance exams.她在入学考试中得了高分。 : to perform very well on (a test or challenge)（在考试或挑战中）表现优异 He aced his annual physical.他的年度体检结果很好。 2 : to score an ace against (an opponent in tennis)（在网球比赛中）以发球得分，以爱司球得分 He aced his opponent on the last point of the match.在那场比赛的赛点，他以一记爱司球击败了对手。 3 US : to score an ace on (a hole in golf)（在高尔夫球比赛中）一杆进穴，一杆得分 She aced the 14th hole. [=she had a hole in one on the 14th hole]她在第l4洞一杆进穴。
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