full marks

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishfull marksˌfull ˈmarks noun [plural] 1 if you give someone full marks, you praise them for doing something wellfull marks to somebody (for something) Not the most stylish mobile, but full marks to Marconi for originality.2 British English the highest number of points you can get for school workExamples from the Corpusfull marks• Well done Ralph, and full marks Henry.• John gets full marks for providing excellent experience and guidance.• None of them got full marks.• So, not a wigging, you see, but not full marks either.• Only one in six adults scored full marks in a test of six familiar words.• Well, full marks for courage, Major.• You had to give the woman full marks for persistence.full marks to somebody (for something)• Also, full marks to the spontaneous half-time entertainment of gymnastics provided by the children in the audience.• So full marks to Lord Ridley for injecting some fun into last week's gathering of Northern Rock investors.

单词	full marks
释义	full marks From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishfull marksˌfull ˈmarks noun [plural] 1 if you give someone full marks, you praise them for doing something wellfull marks to somebody (for something) Not the most stylish mobile, but full marks to Marconi for originality.2 British English the highest number of points you can get for school workExamples from the Corpusfull marks• Well done Ralph, and full marks Henry.• John gets full marks for providing excellent experience and guidance.• None of them got full marks.• So, not a wigging, you see, but not full marks either.• Only one in six adults scored full marks in a test of six familiar words.• Well, full marks for courage, Major.• You had to give the woman full marks for persistence.full marks to somebody (for something)• Also, full marks to the spontaneous half-time entertainment of gymnastics provided by the children in the audience.• So full marks to Lord Ridley for injecting some fun into last week's gathering of Northern Rock investors.
随便看	lock round lock somebody → out lock somebody ↔ out lock somebody/something → out lock somebody/something ↔ away lock something around/round something lock something in something lock something → in lock something ↔ up lock up lock up lock up garage lock, stock, and barrel lock-up garage lockdown Locke Locke, John locked in syndrome locked-in syndrome lockedin syndrome locker locker room Lockerbie locket Lockheed Martin Corporation