deuce

deuce

形容词

• deuce [djuːs] (无定冠词) - 糟糕的，可怕的
• deuced [ˈdjuːsɪd] (有定冠词) - 非常的，极其的

名词

1. deuce [djuːs] - 平分，两分
2. deuce [djuːs] - 魔鬼，恶魔
3. deuce [djuːs] - 平手（网球术语）

词语辨析

在名词方面，"deuce"指的是平分或两分，也可用于表示魔鬼或恶魔。在形容词方面，"deuce"用于表示糟糕的或可怕的，而"deuced"则表示非常的或极其的。

词汇扩充

相关动词：deuce [djuːs] - 把比分追平为平分

近义词

• 形容词：terrible, awful, dreadful, horrible
• 名词：tie, draw, evenness

反义词

• 形容词：excellent, wonderful, fantastic
• 名词：advantage, victory, winner

柯林斯词典

形容词：
1. You use deuce to emphasize something, especially something bad, by saying that it is a deuce of a thing or a deuced thing.
名词：
2. In some card games, if the score is deuce, each player has forty.

牛津词典

名词：
1. (in tennis) a situation in which both players or teams have the same score and one more point is needed to win the game or the set.
2. (in cricket) a situation in which both teams have the same score and one more wicket is needed to win the game.
3. (in badminton) a situation in which both players or pairs have the same score and one more point is needed to win the game or the match.
形容词：
4. Used to express annoyance or surprise.

用法

1. The tennis match was tied at deuce. (名词)
2. He made a deuce shot. (形容词)
3. It's a deuced difficult task. (形容词)

例句

1. The football game ended in a deuce.
2. She served an ace to bring the score to deuce.
3. It was a deuce of a storm; the winds were howling and the rain was pouring.
4. He played a deuced shot to win the game.
5. The deuce in the card game meant that they both had forty points.
6. After a long rally, the score was deuce.
7. They battled it out until the score reached deuce.
8. She won the game after a deuce shot.
9. He was in a deuced hurry to catch his flight.
10. The deuced difficult crossword puzzle took him hours to complete.
11. What a deuced mess you've made!
12. The deuce of a headache made it impossible for her to concentrate.
13. He was surprised as deuce to see her at the party.
14. She felt a deuce of relief when she found her lost keys.
15. The deuce of a dog next door won't stop barking.
16. The deuce of a storm caused widespread damage.
17. He played a deuce of a shot to win the championship.
18. He's a deuced good player; I can never beat him.
19. It's a deuced shame that they lost the match.
20. The match ended in a deuced tie.