- deuced
- ['dju:sid, dju:st]
- adj. 厉害的；讨厌的；极妙的
adv. 非常地
v. [网球]把一局打到局末平分；把一盘打到盘末平分（deuce的过去分词形式）
参考例子
- 1.That one about the cracked lookingglass of a servant being the symbol of Irish art is deuced good.
- 关于仆人的一面有裂纹的镜子就是爱尔兰艺术的象征那番话，真是太妙啦。
- 2."Well, Mr Danby, "he said, "your generation may like the soft in literature, but you're precious hard in life. Ours won't look at softness in literature, but we're a deuced sight less hard in life.
- “可是，但贝先生，”他说，“你们这一代人在文学上也许是喜欢软性的，但你们在生活里却是严酷得很，我们这些人呢，对于软性文学是不屑一看的，但我们在生活里却远远不像诸位那么严酷了。”
- 3.Well, Mr Danby, " he said, " your generation may like the soft in literature, but you're precious hard in life. Ours won't look at softness in literature, but we're a deuced sight less hard in life.
- “可是，但贝先生，”他说，“你们这一代人在文学上也许是喜欢软性的，但你们在生活里却是严酷得很，我们这些人呢，对于软性文学是不屑一看的，但我们在生活里却远远不像诸位那么严酷了。”
英文解释
- adj.
- 1.expletives used informally as intensifiers
网络释义
- deuced
- 非常的; 非常;