deuce[dju:s]
汉语翻译
n. 两点, 平手, 平分
【经】 二元钞票
相关词组:
deuce a bit
go to the deuce
play the deuce with...
the deuce
词型变化
动词过去式:deuced 过去分词:deuced 现在分词:deucing 第三人称单数:deuces
英语解释
名词 deuce:
- a tie in tennis or table tennis that requires winning two successive points to win the game
- the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one or a numeral representing this number同义词:two, 2, II
- a word used in exclamations of confusion同义词:devil, dickens
- one of the four playing cards in a deck that have two spots
例句
- Had a deuce of a time getting out of town; a deuce of a family row.离开城镇过了段倒霉的日子; 家庭口角的不幸
- Got the deuce for being late.因为迟到而受到指责
- The deuce take it!该死!真倒楣!糟了!
详细解释
deuce
n.(名词)
Games 【游戏】 A playing card having two spots or the side of a die bearing two pips.二点:有两个点的纸牌,骰子有两点的一面A cast of dice totaling two.掷骰子得到两点
Sports A tied score in tennis in which each player or side has 40 points, or 5 or more games, and one player or side must win 2 successive points to win the game, or 2 successive games to win the set.
【体育运动】 局末,平分,盘末平分:网球比赛中的一种平局在网球比赛中,比赛对方每方都有40分或者至少有五局,任何一方只有连得两分才算赢一局,或者要连赢两局才算赢一盘v.tr.(及物动词)
deuced,
deuc.ing,
deuc.es 【体育运动】 To make the score of (a tennis game or set) deuce.使(网球比赛中)出现平局
来源:Middle English
deus 中古英语
deus from Old French [two] 源自 古法语 [二] from Latin
duôs [masculine accusative of] duo * see dwo- 源自 拉丁语
duôs [] duo的阳性宾格 *参见 dwo-
deucedeuce 2
n.(名词)The devil:魔鬼:例句:.Love is a bodily infirmity . . . which breaks out the deuce knows how or why.(
Thackeray).爱情是全然脆弱的…谁也不知道感情会如何或为什么发生突变.(
撒克里)
An outstanding example, especially of something difficult or bad:不幸,倒霉:明显的例子,尤指困难或坏事情:例句:had a deuce of a time getting out of town; a deuce of a family row.离开城镇过了段倒霉的日子;家庭口角的不幸
A severe reprimand or expression of anger:严责:严厉指责,生气:例句:got the deuce for being late.因为迟到而受到指责
Informal Used as an intensive:
【非正式用语】 用来加强语意的词:例句:What the deuce were they thinking ofô他们到底在想什么
来源:Probably from Low German
duus [a throw of two in dice games, bad luck] 可能源自 低地德语
duus [在掷骰子游戏中掷了两点,倒霉] ultimately from Latin
duo [two] * see
deuce 最终源自 拉丁语
duo [二] *参见
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