释义 |
man-to-manˌman-to-ˈman adjective [only before noun] informal  - Blue said the team is exciting to watch, in part, because they play man-to-man defense.
- From what I could see Fairclough played as a form of sweeper with a man-to-man job in Wegerle.
- In 1959, at their man-to-man talks at Camp David, Eisenhower and Khrushchev admitted this to each other.
- It's always man-to-man stuff with them.
- So I strode up there to have this man-to-man chat with Nick.
1if two men have a man-to-man talk, they discuss something in an honest direct way2playing a sport in such a way that one person on your team tries to stay close to one person on the other team—man-to-man adverb: You two need to discuss this man-to-man. |