Ace it
Slang Term
AmericanBritishAustralian
★★★★★ Very Common
Casual
意味: To do something extremely well, especially a test.
做得非常好,尤其是考试。
Hacer algo extremadamente bien, especialmente un examen.
特に試験などで、非常にうまくやる。
특히 시험 등에서 아주 잘하다
To get the highest score or perform perfectly. From getting an 'A' grade.
取得最高分或表现完美。源自获得'A'等级的成绩。
Obtener la máxima puntuación o actuar perfectamente. Viene de sacar una 'A' (sobresaliente).
最高得点を取る、完璧にこなす。「A」の成績を取ることに由来。
최고 점수를 받거나 완벽하게 해내는 것. 'A' 학점을 받는 것에서 유래.
直訳: Get an ace (top score)
例文
- I'm sure you'll ace the exam. 我相信你考试一定能考好Seguro que bordas el examen試験は絶対うまくいくよ시험 분명 잘할 거야.
- She aced every interview. 她每次面试都表现完美Clavó todas las entrevistas彼女は面接を全部完璧にこなした그녀는 면접을 전부 완벽하게 해냈어.
- He totally aced that presentation. 他的演示做得太棒了Bordó completamente esa presentación彼はプレゼンを完璧にやってのけた그는 프레젠테이션을 완벽하게 해냈어.
発音
/eɪs ɪt/
使い方ガイド
場面: exams, tests, performance
トーン: encouraging, confident
✓ 正しい言い方
- You'll ace it.你肯定能搞定Lo vas a bordar絶対うまくいくよ넌 잘할 거야.
- Totally aced it.完全搞定了Lo bordaste por completo完璧にやり遂げた완전 잘했어.
- Aced the test.考试考得特别好Clavaste el examenテストで満点だった시험 잘 봤어.
✗ 間違った言い方
- Pass easilyPass easily(意思不同)Pass easily(matiz diferente)Pass easily(ニュアンスが違う)쉽게 통과하다
- Do very wellDo very well(不够有力)Do very well(menos impactante)Do very well(インパクトが弱い)아주 잘하다
よくある間違い
- American origin but now universal
- Originally academic but now general
起源と歴史
From getting an 'A' grade or an ace in cards/tennis.
語源: American slang
初出: 1920s
文化的背景
Era: Modern (1920s onwards)
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
Pop culture: American school culture; Common expression
Regional notes: American origin but now worldwide.
バリエーション
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