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单词 ↑Higher and lower points of achievement
释义 ↑Higher and lower points of achievement
Higher and lower points of achievement
Thesaurus+: LEVEL 4 SL ↑♯ Higher and lower points of achievement (140) in total
    1. CSF noun [C] SPECIALIZED ↑CSF
    2. a dog's breakfast UK INFORMAL ↑a dog's breakfast
    3. a feather in your cap ↑a feather in your cap
    4. a narrow squeak UK INFORMAL ↑a narrow squeak
    5. a roaring success INFORMAL ↑a roaring success
    6. abortion noun [C] SLANG (FAILURE) ↑abortion
    7. accomplishment noun ↑accomplishment
    8. achievement noun [C or U] ↑achievement
    9. another/the final nail in the coffin ↑another/the final nail in the coffin
    10. apex noun [C] ↑apex
    11. apogee noun [S] FORMAL ↑apogee
    12. ascent noun [S] FORMAL (TO HIGHER POSITION) ↑ascent
    13. attainment noun ↑attainment :: 2 × Success and achievements :: 2 × Higher and lower points of achievement :: 2 × Failures
    14. be half the battle ↑be half the battle
    15. be no mean feat INFORMAL ↑be no mean feat
    16. blinder noun [S] UK INFORMAL (GOOD PERFORMANCE) ↑blinder
    17. bomb noun [S] US INFORMAL (FAILURE) ↑bomb
    18. boom noun [C or U] (PERIOD OF GROWTH) ↑boom
    19. breakdown noun [C] (FAILURE) ↑breakdown
    20. chef-d'oeuvre noun [C] FORMAL ↑chef-d'oeuvre
    21. climax noun [C] ↑climax
    22. collapse noun [C or U] (FAILURE) ↑collapse
    23. consummation noun [U] FORMAL (COMPLETION) ↑consummation
    24. coup noun [C] (SUCCESS) ↑coup
    25. crash noun [C] (FAILURE) ↑crash
    26. default noun [C or U] (FAIL) ↑default
    27. delinquency noun US (LATE PAYMENT) ↑delinquency
    28. dereliction noun [C or U] (FAILURE) ↑dereliction
    29. dud noun [C] INFORMAL ↑dud
    30. escapade noun [C] ↑escapade
    31. every dog has its day SAYING ↑every dog has its day
    32. fail noun [C] ↑fail
    33. failure noun [C or U] (NO SUCCESS) ↑failure
    34. failure noun [U + to infinitive] (NOT DO) ↑failure
    35. feat noun [C] ↑feat
    36. fiasco noun [C] ↑fiasco
    37. flop noun [C usually singular] INFORMAL (FAILURE) ↑flop
    38. fruition noun [U] FORMAL ↑fruition :: 2 × Success and achievements :: 2 × Higher and lower points of achievement :: 2 × Failures
    39. fulfilment (US USUALLY fulfillment) noun [U] (STH YOU DO) ↑fulfilment
    40. have sth under your belt ↑have sth under your belt
    41. he who laughs last, laughs longest/best SAYING ↑he who laughs last, laughs longest/best
    42. heyday noun [C usually singular] ↑heyday
    43. in your own right ↑in your own right
    44. joy noun [U] UK INFORMAL (SUCCESS) ↑joy
    45. lemon noun (STUPID PERSON/THING) ↑lemon
    46. loser noun [C] INFORMAL (IS NOT SUCCESSFUL) ↑loser
    47. luck noun [U] ↑luck
    48. lulu noun [C] US OLD-FASHIONED SLANG ↑lulu :: 2 × Higher and lower points of achievement :: 2 × Failures
    49. make history ↑make history
    50. masterpiece noun [C] ↑masterpiece :: 2 × Success and achievements :: 2 × Higher and lower points of achievement :: 2 × Failures
    51. meltdown noun (FAILURE) ↑meltdown
    52. mess noun (PROBLEMS) ↑mess :: 2 × Accidents and disasters
    53. miss noun [C] (NOT HIT) ↑miss
    54. mockery noun ↑mockery
    55. nadir noun [S] FORMAL ↑nadir
    56. nemesis noun [C] LITERARY ↑nemesis
    57. no-hoper noun [C] UK ↑no-hoper
    58. parody noun ↑parody
    59. pass noun (EXAM RESULT) ↑pass
    60. peak noun [C] (HIGHEST POINT) ↑peak
    61. peak verb [I] ↑peak
    62. perform/work miracles/a miracle INFORMAL ↑perform/work miracles/a miracle
    63. pinnacle noun [C usually singular] (SUCCESS) ↑pinnacle
    64. pisser noun [C] OFFENSIVE ↑pisser
    65. plumb the depths ↑plumb the depths
    66. pratfall noun [C] ↑pratfall
    67. prime noun [S] ↑prime
    68. record noun [C] (BEST) ↑record
    69. result noun (IN COMPETITION) ↑result :: 2 × Success and achievements :: 2 × Higher and lower points of achievement :: 2 × Failures
    70. result noun (OF TEST) ↑result
    71. reversal noun [C] ↑reversal :: 2 × Accidents and disasters
    72. sellout noun [C usually singular] (ALL SOLD) ↑sellout
    73. strike noun [C] (FAILURE) ↑strike
    74. success noun ↑success :: 2 × Success and achievements :: 2 × Higher and lower points of achievement :: 2 × Failures
    75. sucˈcess ˌstory noun [C] ↑success story
    76. tailspin noun ↑tailspin
    77. the acme noun [S] LITERARY ↑the acme
    78. the dizzy heights of sth HUMOROUS ↑the dizzy heights of sth
    79. the early bird catches the worm SAYING ↑the early bird catches the worm
    80. triumph noun [C or U] ↑triumph
    81. triumphal adjective ↑triumphal
    82. trough noun [C] (LOW POINT) ↑trough
    83. turkey noun (FAILURE) ↑turkey
    84. turnaround noun (BIG CHANGE) ↑turnaround
    85. underachiever noun [C] ↑underachiever
    86. undoing noun [S] FORMAL ↑undoing
    87. vertex noun [C] SPECIALIZED ↑vertex
    88. washout noun [C usually singular] INFORMAL (FAILURE) ↑washout
    89. zenith noun [C usually singular] ↑zenith
    90. ˈbasket ˌcase noun [C] (COUNTRY/COMPANY) ↑basket case
    91. ˈcock-up noun [C] UK SLANG ↑cock-up
    92. ˈfoul-up noun [C] INFORMAL ↑foul-up
    93. ˈfuck-up noun [C] OFFENSIVE ↑fuck-up
    94. ˈglory ˌdays noun [plural] ↑glory days
    95. ˈhigh ˌpoint noun [S] ↑high point
    96. ˈmaster stroke noun [C usually singular] MAINLY UK ↑master stroke
    97. ˈmess-up noun [C usually singular] INFORMAL ↑mess-up
    98. ˈmight-have-ˌbeen noun [C] ↑might-have-been
    99. ˈtrack ˌrecord noun [C usually singular] ↑track record :: 2 × Higher and lower points of achievement :: 2 × Failures
    100. ˌIndian ˈsummer noun [C] (SUCCESSFUL TIME) ↑Indian summer
    101. ˌdead ˈduck noun [C usually singular] INFORMAL ↑dead duck
    102. ˌdead ˈloss noun [S] INFORMAL ↑dead loss
    103. ˌfalse ˈdawn noun [C usually singular] ↑false dawn
    104. ˌfalse ˈstart noun [C usually singular] (PROBLEM) ↑false start
    105. ˌfool's ˈgold noun [U] ↑fool's gold
    106. ˌfree ˈfall noun [U] ↑free fall
    107. ˌhigh ˈtide noun [S] UK (SUCCESSFUL POINT) ↑high tide
    108. ˌhigh ˈwater ˌmark noun [C usually singular] (SUCCESSFUL POINT) ↑high water mark
    109. ˌlost ˈcause noun [C usually singular] ↑lost cause
    110. ˌmagnum ˈopus noun [S] FORMAL ↑magnum opus
    111. ˌnear ˈmiss noun [C usually singular] (HAPPEN) ↑near miss
    112. ˌnon-ˈstarter noun [C] INFORMAL ↑non-starter
    113. ˌquantum ˈleap noun [C usually singular] ↑quantum leap
    114. ˌrock ˈbottom noun [U] INFORMAL (LOW) ↑rock bottom
    115. ˌslim ˈpickings noun [plural] INFORMAL ↑slim pickings
    116. ˌtour de ˈforce noun [S] ↑tour de force
    117. a new/record/all-time low ↑a new/record/all-time low
    118. a new/record/all-time low ↑low
    119. be a disaster B2 INFORMAL ↑be a disaster
    120. be a disaster B2 INFORMAL ↑disaster
    121. heights ↑height
    122. heights ↑heights
    123. in reverse (order) ↑in reverse (order)
    124. in reverse (order) ↑reverse
    125. make a hash of sth [S] UK INFORMAL ↑hash
    126. make a hash of sth [S] UK INFORMAL ↑make a hash of sth
    127. prospects B2 [plural] ↑prospect
    128. prospects B2 [plural] ↑prospects
    129. the big time ↑big time
    130. the big time ↑the big time
    131. the future [S] ↑future :: 2 × In the future and soon
    132. the future [S] ↑the future :: 2 × In the future and soon
    133. the height of sth ↑height
    134. the height of sth ↑the height of sth
    135. the summit ↑summit
    136. the summit ↑the summit
    137. the top C2 [S] ↑the top
    138. the top C2 [S] ↑top
    139. the underdog [S] ↑the underdog
    140. the underdog [S] ↑underdog
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