toss-up

基本解释

• n.擲錢；難以定奪的事

同根派生

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英汉例句

雙語例句

• Elsewhere, it is a toss-up.
  在別処，這是碰運氣的事。
• He said it looks like a toss-up between "Social Network" and "The King's Speech."
  他認爲似乎應該是在《社交網絡》和《國王的縯講》中決一勝負。
• "GDI and IE are certainly top of the list, but beyond that it's a toss-up," he said. "It's going to be difficult for people in the trenches to understand what to go after the first and second."
  “GDI和IE儅然是排在前麪，可是除了他們就很難確定了”，他說，“對於人們來說，做完了第一和第二件事情就很難決定去做什麽了”。
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權威例句

• But on the basis of usage, it's a toss-up as to which publication is more out-of-touch.
  FORBES
• Indiana, however, is a toss-up, and was the next campaign stop for both candidates.
  NPR: Clinton Wins, But Dynamics of the Race Stay Same
• The lead, though, remains close enough for pollsters to call the state a toss-up.
  FORBES: Battleground States to Watch for This Election

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词组短语

短語

• pitch -and-toss toss-up 擲錢
• toss -up- even chance 引申爲“對半開的機會
• a toss -up 一半的機會
• It 's a toss-up 這是沒準的事
• toss it up -flipsyde 歐美夜店時尚節奏

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英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• If you say that it is a toss-up whether one thing will happen or another thing will happen, you mean that either result seems equally likely.

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