英语词汇“runoff”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	runoff
释义	runoff (rʌnɔf) Word forms: runoffs countable noun [usu sing, oft N between pl-n] A runoff is an extra vote or contest which is held in order to decide the winner of an election or competition, because no one has yet clearly won. There will be a runoff between these two candidates on December 9th. runoff in American English (ˈrʌnˌɔf) noun 1. US something that runs off, as rain in excess of the amount absorbed by the ground 2. a deciding, final race, election, etc. as in case of a tie Examples of 'runoff' in a sentence runoff But worse than the smell is the fact that the runoff gets into streams and the bacteria get into the water supply. S.M. Stirling T2: INFILTRATOR (2001)
随便看	something is like shooting fish in a barrel something is like watching paint dry something is not set in stone something-is-not-set-in-stone something is not someone's bag something is not your cup of tea something-is-not-your-cup-of-tea something is not your department something-is-not-your-department something is one in the eye for someone something-is-one-in-the-eye-for-someone- something is on the tip of your tongue something is right up your street something-is-right-up-your-street something is someone's long suit something is the exception that proves the rule something is too close to call something is up for grabs something leaves a bad taste in your mouth something like something like that something looks good on paper something or other something or someone does not grow on trees something or someone is not up to scratch

　

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