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dark horse

/ˈdɑːrk hɔːrs/

翻译: 指在比赛或选举中出乎意料地取得成功或展现出才能的人,通常起初不被注意或不被看好。

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/ˈdɑːrk hɔːrs/C1informalsport
  • zh指在比赛或选举中出乎意料地取得成功或展现出才能的人,通常起初不被注意或不被看好。

A person who reveals unexpected talent, success, or qualities, especially in a competition or election, often initially overlooked or underestimated.

  1. Unexpected winnerB2informal

    A person or thing that wins or succeeds unexpectedly, especially in a competition or election.

    zh黑马

    • The new candidate was a dark horse in the presidential race.
    • Their team was the dark horse of the tournament, beating all the favorites.
    • She emerged as a dark horse to win the gold medal.
  2. Mysterious personB2informal

    A person who is secretive or little known, but who may have surprising qualities or abilities.

    zh黑马

    • He's a bit of a dark horse; nobody knows much about his past.
    • She turned out to be a dark horse with a hidden talent for painting.
    • The quiet new employee was a dark horse who later became the CEO.
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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