| 单词 | full marks |
| 释义 | full marks1. plural noun If you get full marks in a test or exam, you get everything right and gain the maximum number of marks. [British] Most people in fact got full marks in one question and zero in the other. regional note: in AM, use a perfect score2. plural noun [usu N for n] If you say that someone gets full marks for something, you are praising them for being very clever or for showing some other good quality. [British] Full marks for honesty, perhaps, but a fail for diplomacy. full marks in British English (fʊl mɑːks) plural noun 1. British top score; correct answers in every question Most people in fact got full marks in one question and zero in the other. I got full marks for that question. 2. congratulations or credit Full marks to them for seeking out and issuing this material. Full marks for honesty, perhaps, but a fail for diplomacy. Ron Dearing certainly deserves full marks for effort. full marks in American English British 1. the highest grade or rating possible, as for schoolwork 2. figuratively, very high praise Examples of 'full marks' in a sentence |
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