| 释义 |
score off Brit. informal outdo or humiliate, especially in an argument 〈英, 非正式〉（尤指辩论中） 胜过; 羞辱。 score off1. cancel by drawing a line through 划去 * Three of the names on the list had been scored off. 名单上有3个名字被划掉了。 * These words have been scored off. 这些词被划掉了。2. make oneself appear clever by making sb. else appear stupid 羞辱；使丢脸；驳倒；在辩论中击败（某人） * She likes to score off people when she can. 一有可能她就想胜过别人。 * I hate conversations where people try to score off each other. 我讨厌人们那种彼此都想驳倒对方的谈话。score off1.在辩论中驳倒(某人)： Robert is an eloquent young man，he can score off any adversary who debates with him.罗伯特是个有口才的青年，他能够驳倒任何跟他辩论的人。2.〈口语〉羞辱(某人)：Kitty was so sad because she had been scored off by her brother before her friends.凯蒂太伤心了，因为她的兄弟当着她朋友们的面羞辱了她。 |