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单词 ↑Scoring, winning and losing in sport
释义 ↑Scoring, winning and losing in sport
Scoring, winning and losing in sport
Thesaurus+: LEVEL 3 SL ↑♯ Scoring, winning and losing in sport (206) in total
    1. Pyrrhic victory noun [C usually singular] ↑Pyrrhic victory
    2. annihilate verb [T] ↑annihilate
    3. bank verb (MONEY) ↑bank
    4. be one in the eye for sb UK ↑be one in the eye for sb
    5. beat sb at their own game ↑beat sb at their own game
    6. beat sb hollow UK ↑beat sb hollow
    7. beat sb out MAINLY USphrasal verb with beat verb ↑beat sb out
    8. beat verb (DEFEAT) ↑beat
    9. beating noun [C] (DEFEAT) ↑beating
    10. best verb [T] FORMAL ↑best
    11. blinder noun [S] UK INFORMAL (GOOD PERFORMANCE) ↑blinder
    12. blow sb/sth away US INFORMALphrasal verb with blow verb ↑blow sb/sth away :: 2 × Winning and defeating :: 2 × Scoring, winning and losing in sport
    13. blow sth/sb out of the water ↑blow sth/sb out of the water
    14. bring sb/sth to their knees ↑bring sb/sth to their knees
    15. capitulate verb [I] ↑capitulate
    16. checkmate noun [U] ↑checkmate
    17. clean (sth) up SLANGphrasal verb with clean verb ↑clean (sth) up
    18. clobber verb [T] INFORMAL (DEFEAT) ↑clobber
    19. come from behind ↑come from behind :: 2 × Winning and defeating :: 2 × Scoring, winning and losing in sport
    20. comfortable adjective (EASY WIN) ↑comfortable
    21. concede verb (ADMIT) ↑concede :: 2 × Admitting and confessing
    22. conquer verb [T] ↑conquer
    23. conquest noun ↑conquest
    24. crash out INFORMAL, UK (LOSE)phrasal verb with crash verb ↑crash out
    25. crown noun [C] (HEAD COVERING) ↑crown
    26. crush verb [T] (BEAT) ↑crush
    27. defeat noun [C or U] ↑defeat
    28. defeat verb [T] ↑defeat :: 2 × Winning and defeating :: 2 × Scoring, winning and losing in sport
    29. demolish verb [T] (DEFEAT) ↑demolish
    30. dethrone verb [T] ↑dethrone
    31. down verb [T] US (DEFEAT) ↑down :: 2 × Winning and defeating :: 2 × Scoring, winning and losing in sport
    32. downfall noun [S] ↑downfall
    33. draw noun [C] (EQUAL SCORE) ↑draw
    34. draw verb [I] (EQUAL) ↑draw
    35. drubbing noun [C usually singular] UK INFORMAL ↑drubbing :: 2 × Scoring, winning and losing in sport :: 2 × Losing and being defeated
    36. equalize (UK USUALLY equalise) verb ↑equalize
    37. fall noun [C usually singular] (DEFEAT) ↑fall
    38. fall verb (BE DEFEATED) ↑fall :: 2 × Scoring, winning and losing in sport :: 2 × Losing and being defeated
    39. fallen adjective [before noun] (DEFEATED) ↑fallen
    40. fell verb (CUT DOWN) ↑fell
    41. finish sb/sth off (DEFEAT)phrasal verb with finish verb ↑finish sb/sth off
    42. get the better of sb ↑get the better of sb
    43. give in (ADMIT DEFEAT)phrasal verb with give verb ↑give in
    44. give way ↑give way
    45. go down (LOSE)phrasal verb with go verb ↑go down
    46. go out UK (SPORT)phrasal verb with go verb ↑go out
    47. going away US ↑going away
    48. hammer verb [T] INFORMAL (DEFEAT) ↑hammer
    49. hammering noun [S] (DEFEAT) ↑hammering :: 2 × Winning and defeating :: 2 × Scoring, winning and losing in sport
    50. heads I win, tails you lose HUMOROUS ↑heads I win, tails you lose
    51. hiding noun (PUNISHMENT) ↑hiding
    52. hit the jackpot ↑hit the jackpot
    53. in adverb (SPORT) ↑in
    54. kick (some) ass MAINLY US OFFENSIVE ↑kick (some) ass
    55. knock sb out (DEFEAT)phrasal verb with knock verb ↑knock sb out
    56. knuckle under INFORMALphrasal verb with knuckle verb ↑knuckle under
    57. lap verb (IN RACING) ↑lap :: 2 × Motor racing :: 2 × Athletics
    58. lead noun [S] (WINNING POSITION) ↑lead
    59. lead verb [I or T] (BE WINNING) ↑lead
    60. leave, go off, etc. with your tail between your legs ↑leave, go off, etc. with your tail between your legs
    61. lick verb [T] INFORMAL (DEFEAT) ↑lick
    62. licking noun [S] INFORMAL (DEFEAT) ↑licking
    63. lose verb [I or T] (BE DEFEATED) ↑lose
    64. make mincemeat of sb INFORMAL ↑make mincemeat of sb
    65. massacre noun [C] ↑massacre
    66. massacre verb [T] ↑massacre
    67. medal verb [I] ↑medal
    68. meet your match ↑meet your match
    69. move/go in for the kill ↑move/go in for the kill
    70. net verb [T] (SCORE) ↑net
    71. offence US (US offense) noun [U] ↑offence :: 2 × General terms used in ball sports
    72. on preposition UK (POINTS) ↑on
    73. out adverb, preposition (DEFEATED) ↑out
    74. outclass verb [T] ↑outclass
    75. outdistance verb [T] ↑outdistance
    76. outgun verb [T] ↑outgun :: 2 × Winning and defeating :: 2 × Scoring, winning and losing in sport
    77. outmanoeuvre UK (US outmaneuver) verb [T] ↑outmanoeuvre
    78. outpace verb [T] ↑outpace
    79. outperform verb [T] ↑outperform
    80. outplay verb [T] ↑outplay :: 2 × Winning and defeating :: 2 × Scoring, winning and losing in sport
    81. outrun verb [T] ↑outrun :: 2 × Surpassing in quality or number
    82. outscore verb [T] MAINLY US ↑outscore
    83. overpower verb [T] ↑overpower
    84. overturn verb (CHANGE) ↑overturn
    85. overwhelm verb [T] (FORCE) ↑overwhelm
    86. pasting noun [S] MAINLY UK INFORMAL ↑pasting
    87. pip verb [T] UK INFORMAL ↑pip :: 2 × Winning and defeating :: 2 × Scoring, winning and losing in sport
    88. point noun (UNIT) ↑point
    89. polish sth/sb off INFORMALphrasal verb with polish verb [T] ↑polish sth/sb off
    90. prevail verb [I] FORMAL ↑prevail
    91. psych sb out INFORMALphrasal verb with psych verb ↑psych sb out
    92. pull sth backphrasal verb with pull verb ↑pull sth back
    93. pulverize (UK USUALLY pulverise) verb [T] ↑pulverize
    94. pummel verb [T] ↑pummel
    95. record noun [C] (BEST) ↑record
    96. reel sth off US INFORMAL (SPORT)phrasal verb with reel verb [I] ↑reel sth off :: 2 × Winning and defeating :: 2 × Scoring, winning and losing in sport
    97. retire verb (STOP WORKING) ↑retire
    98. romp home/in UK ↑romp home/in
    99. rout noun [C] ↑rout
    100. rout verb [T] FORMAL ↑rout
    101. run away with sth INFORMALphrasal verb with run verb ↑run away with sth :: 2 × Winning and defeating :: 2 × Scoring, winning and losing in sport
    102. run rings round sb ↑run rings round sb
    103. say uncle US INFORMAL ↑say uncle
    104. scoop the pool UK INFORMAL ↑scoop the pool
    105. score verb (WIN) ↑score
    106. scoreboard noun [C] ↑scoreboard
    107. scorecard noun [C] ↑scorecard
    108. scoreless adjective ↑scoreless
    109. scrape home UK ↑scrape home
    110. scratch verb [I or T] (REMOVE) ↑scratch
    111. second adverb ↑second
    112. second ordinal number, determiner ↑second :: 3 × Ordinal numbers
    113. see sb/sth off INFORMALphrasal verb with see verb ↑see sb/sth off
    114. sew sth up (BE SUCCESSFUL)phrasal verb with sew verb ↑sew sth up
    115. shake sb/sth offphrasal verb with shake verb ↑shake sb/sth off :: 2 × Running away and escaping
    116. shellacking noun [C usually singular] US INFORMAL ↑shellacking
    117. shutout noun [C] US ↑shutout
    118. sink verb (FALL) ↑sink
    119. slaughter noun ↑slaughter :: 3 × Murder and attempted murder :: 3 × Killing
    120. slaughter verb [T] ↑slaughter :: 2 × Murder and attempted murder :: 2 × Killing
    121. smash verb [T] (DEFEAT) ↑smash
    122. smash verb [T] (DO BETTER) ↑smash
    123. snatch victory (from the jaws of defeat) ↑snatch victory (from the jaws of defeat)
    124. squeaker noun [C] US (CLOSE COMPETITION) ↑squeaker
    125. stomp on sb/sth MAINLY USphrasal verb with stomp verb ↑stomp on sb/sth
    126. strike gold LITERARY ↑strike gold
    127. succumb verb [I] FORMAL ↑succumb
    128. sweep the board ↑sweep the board
    129. sweep verb [T] US INFORMAL (WIN) ↑sweep
    130. take sb apart INFORMALphrasal verb with take verb ↑take sb apart
    131. take sb to the cleaner's INFORMAL ↑take sb to the cleaner's
    132. take a battering ↑take a battering
    133. thrash verb [T] INFORMAL (DEFEAT) ↑thrash
    134. throw in the towel/sponge ↑throw in the towel/sponge
    135. tie noun [C] (EQUAL FINISH) ↑tie :: 2 × Scoring, winning and losing in sport :: 2 × Losing and being defeated
    136. tie verb [I] (FINISH EQUAL) ↑tie :: 2 × Scoring, winning and losing in sport :: 2 × Losing and being defeated
    137. triumph verb [I] ↑triumph
    138. triumphal adjective ↑triumphal
    139. triumphalism noun [U] DISAPPROVING ↑triumphalism
    140. triumphant adjective ↑triumphant
    141. trounce verb [T] INFORMAL ↑trounce
    142. trouncing noun [C usually singular] INFORMAL ↑trouncing
    143. trouser verb [T] INFORMAL ↑trouser
    144. trump verb [T] ↑trump
    145. unassailable adjective ↑unassailable
    146. unbeaten adjective ↑unbeaten
    147. undefeated adjective ↑undefeated
    148. upset noun (CHANGE) ↑upset
    149. vanquish verb [T] LITERARY ↑vanquish
    150. varsity adjective [before noun] US ↑varsity
    151. victorious adjective ↑victorious
    152. victory noun [C or U] ↑victory
    153. walk away with sthphrasal verb with walk verb ↑walk away with sth
    154. walk it UK INFORMAL ↑walk it
    155. walk off with sth (WIN)phrasal verb with walk verb ↑walk off with sth
    156. walkaway noun [C] ↑walkaway :: 2 × Winning and defeating :: 2 × Scoring, winning and losing in sport
    157. walkover noun [C] ↑walkover
    158. walloping noun [S] INFORMAL ↑walloping :: 2 × Punishing by causing pain :: 2 × Hitting and beating
    159. whitewash noun [C] UK INFORMAL (DEFEAT) ↑whitewash
    160. whitewash verb [T] UK INFORMAL (DEFEAT) ↑whitewash
    161. whop verb [T] MAINLY US INFORMAL ↑whop
    162. win (sth) hands down (ALSO beat sb hands down) ↑win (sth) hands down
    163. win hands down ↑win hands down
    164. win noun [C] ↑win :: 2 × Winning and defeating :: 2 × Scoring, winning and losing in sport
    165. win verb ↑win :: 2 × Winning and defeating :: 2 × Scoring, winning and losing in sport
    166. winner noun [C] ↑winner
    167. winning adjective [before noun] ↑winning
    168. wipe the floor with sb INFORMAL ↑wipe the floor with sb
    169. won verb ↑won
    170. worst verb [T] OLD-FASHIONED ↑worst
    171. you win! ↑you win!
    172. ˈgolden ˌgoal noun [C] ↑golden goal
    173. ˌdead ˈheat noun [C] ↑dead heat
    174. ˌgrand ˈslam noun [C usually singular] (WINNING EVERYTHING) ↑grand slam
    175. ˌmoral ˈvictory noun [C] ↑moral victory
    176. ˌnear ˈthing noun [S] UK ↑near thing
    177. ˌphoto ˈfinish noun [C] ↑photo finish
    178. (all) square INFORMAL ↑(all) square
    179. (all) square INFORMAL ↑square
    180. a clean sweep ↑a clean sweep
    181. a clean sweep ↑sweep
    182. a convincing win/victory ↑a convincing win/victory :: 2 × Winning and defeating :: 2 × Scoring, winning and losing in sport
    183. a convincing win/victory ↑convincing :: 2 × Winning and defeating :: 2 × Scoring, winning and losing in sport
    184. admit defeat ↑admit defeat
    185. admit defeat ↑admit
    186. admit defeat ↑defeat
    187. be trailing ↑be trailing
    188. be trailing ↑trail
    189. come after, first, last, etc. ↑come after, first, last, etc.
    190. come after, first, last, etc. ↑come
    191. come in first, second, etc. ↑come in first, second, etc.
    192. come in first, second, etc. ↑come in
    193. concede a goal/point ↑concede a goal/point :: 2 × Scoring, winning and losing in sport :: 2 × Losing and being defeated
    194. concede a goal/point ↑concede :: 2 × Scoring, winning and losing in sport :: 2 × Losing and being defeated
    195. in front ↑front
    196. in front ↑in front
    197. the best of ↑best
    198. the best of ↑the best of
    199. goalscoring noun [U] ↑goalscorer
    200. goalscoring noun [U] ↑goalscoring
    201. triumphalist adjective, noun [C] ↑triumphalism
    202. triumphalist adjective, noun [C] ↑triumphalist
    203. triumphantly adverb ↑triumphant
    204. triumphantly adverb ↑triumphantly
    205. victoriously adverb ↑victorious
    206. victoriously adverb ↑victoriously
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