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do-or-die

/ˈduː.ɔːrˈdaɪ/

翻译: 形容需要极大的决心和努力、不容失败的危急关头或生死攸关的局面。

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adjective

/ˈduː.ɔːrˈdaɪ/C1formal
  • zh形容需要极大的决心和努力、不容失败的危急关头或生死攸关的局面。

Describes a situation that requires extreme determination and effort, where failure is not an option.

  1. Desperately determinedB2informal

    Requiring a supreme effort to avoid the consequences of failure; describing a situation where one must succeed or face serious consequences.

    zh拼死一搏的

    • The team faced a do-or-die match to stay in the tournament.
    • She had a do-or-die attitude when preparing for the final exam.
    • It was a do-or-die moment for the company's survival.

    同义词all-or-nothingcriticalcrucialdesperatelast-ditchlife-and-death

    反义词noncriticalnonessentialoptionaltrivialvoluntary

词形
  • more do-or-die comparative form
  • most do-or-die superlative form