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standoff

/ˈstænd.ɒf/

翻译: 指冲突或竞争中双方势均力敌、僵持不下,谁也无法取得优势,常导致平局或成功防御。

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词语关系

noun

/ˈstænd.ɒf/C1formal
  • zh指冲突或竞争中双方势均力敌、僵持不下,谁也无法取得优势,常导致平局或成功防御。

A noun referring to a situation where neither side in a conflict or contest can gain an advantage, often resulting in a tie or a successful defense against an attack.

  1. Tied contestB2formalsport

    The conclusion of a competition where the scores are equal and no winner is determined.

    zh平局

    • The game ended in a standoff after both teams scored equally.
    • The chess match resulted in a standoff, with neither player able to checkmate.
    • The final round of the debate was a standoff, leaving the judges undecided.

    同义词dead heatdeadlockdrawtie

  2. Successful defenseC1formal

    The action of successfully defending against an attack or repelling an assault.

    zh成功防御

    • The soldiers' standoff against the enemy forces lasted for hours.
    • The fortress's standoff repelled the invaders, securing the city.
    • Their standoff in the courtroom prevented the unjust ruling from passing.

    同义词repulserepulsion

词形
  • standoffs plural form
  • standoffs' possessive plural form
  • standoff's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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