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neck and neck英 [nek ænd nek]　美 [nɛk ənd nɛk]　

neck and neck 基本解释

并驾齐驱

neck and neck 相关例句

ph.

1. It was a neck and neck horse race right down to the wire.
这次跑马赛从头到尾都胜败难分。

neck and neck 网络解释

1. (不分上下. )：68. It isn't much.(那是微不足道的. ) | 69. Neck and neck.(不分上下. ) | 70. I'm feeling under the weather.(我觉得不舒服/精神不好/情绪低落. )

2. 马脖子靠着马脖子(齐头并进,不分轩轾)：nail in the coffin 棺材钉子(致使的一击,决定成败的最重要因素) | neck and neck 马脖子靠着马脖子(齐头并进,不分轩轾) | no sweat不出汗(没什么大不了)

3. 并驾齐驱：heart to heart 交心,谈心 | neck and neck 并驾齐驱 | eye to eye 赞同

4. 并排：70.Mr Clean 廉洁奉公的人 | 71.Neck and neck 并排 | 72.No-No 被禁止的事

neck and neck 单语例句

1. It hung well below the knees and buttoned up to the neck.

2. They are protected by leather overalls and a neck pad that prevents whiplash.

3. A police spokesman said the horse picked the boy up by the neck with its teeth and threw him into the air several meters.

4. The study found that female perceptions of good dance quality were influenced most greatly by large and varied movements involving the neck and trunk.

5. Pat the duck back into shape and use toothpicks or bamboo skewers to seal the neck opening and the bottom cavity.

6. But the other symptoms of cerebral palsy were very much evident, such as constant drooling and an inability to hold his neck erect.

7. Grainy video also later showed his body in a white shroud, the neck twisted and blood on a cheek.

8. It can also be used when frying pork neck and fungus, or pumpkin with Chinese yam.

9. But the boy passed the front of the tigress, and she bit his right arm and clawed his head and neck.

10. He held the cleaver against the girl's neck and threatened to kill her.

neck and neck 英英释义

adj

1. inconclusive as to outcome
close or just even in a race or comparison or competition

e.g. as they approached the finish line they were neck and neck
the election was a nip and tuck affair

Synonym: head-to-head nip and tuck

neck and neck的反义词

adv

1. even or close in a race or competition or comparison

e.g. the horses ran neck and neck
he won nip and tuck