dead heat

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdead heatˌdead ˈheat noun [countable] EQUALa situation during or at the end of a race or competition in which two or more competitors have the same number of points etc, have reached the same level, or have taken the same time to complete a particular distanceExamples from the Corpusdead heat• The trucks bound across the finish in almost a dead heat -- but it is a bad race for both.• Last year the Florida race was, in effect, a dead heat.• If you look merely at voting margins, there is a dead heat.• We play for about 40 minutes to a dead heat at game point.• Among non-religious-right voters, the race for governor was a dead heat.

单词	dead heat
释义	dead heat From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdead heatˌdead ˈheat noun [countable] EQUALa situation during or at the end of a race or competition in which two or more competitors have the same number of points etc, have reached the same level, or have taken the same time to complete a particular distanceExamples from the Corpusdead heat• The trucks bound across the finish in almost a dead heat -- but it is a bad race for both.• Last year the Florida race was, in effect, a dead heat.• If you look merely at voting margins, there is a dead heat.• We play for about 40 minutes to a dead heat at game point.• Among non-religious-right voters, the race for governor was a dead heat.
随便看	put on put on a brave face put on a brave face/front put on a brave front put on a drip put on a footing put on a front put on a light put on a pedestal put on a plane etc put on a train etc put on airs yourself airs put on airs/give yourself airs put on etc put on give yourself airs put on high alert put on ice put on ice put on probation put on the back burner put on the defensive put on the dog put on the line put on the map put on the news