home run

英 [ˌhəʊm ˈrʌn]

美 [ˌhoʊm ˈrʌn]

n.  本垒打

牛津词典

noun

• 本垒打
  a hit that allows the person hitting the ball to run around all the bases without stopping

英英释义

noun

• something that exactly succeeds in achieving its goal
  1. the new advertising campaign was a bell ringer
  2. scored a bull's eye
  3. hit the mark
  4. the president's speech was a home run
  Synonym:bell ringerbull's eyemark
• a base hit on which the batter scores a run
  Synonym:homer

双语例句

• But don't expect me to curl up and hide from people because I gave up a home run in the World Series.
  但是别认为我会因为在世界大赛中被敲了一发全垒打就躲起来。
• If he did not, the home run would not have counted.
  如果他没有做到这一点，这个全垒打就不算。
• He's gotta realize everything can't be a home run.
  他得明白不是每棒都能挥出全垒打。
• Many want to leave home run, to do the things you want to do, but always not raise my relatives.
  多次想离开家出走，去做自己想做的事，却始终放不下养育我的亲人。
• He's not hitting a home run on the first swing out.
  他没有立即用这本书来造假。
• Mcgwire is admitting he used steroids when he broke baseball's home run record in1998.
  这里是一分钟AP新闻Mcgwire承认1998年他打破棒球本垒打记录时使用了类固醇。
• We hit a home run last week at the trade fair.
  我们在上周的商品交易会中取得了成功。
• For weeks during the playing season, Tom hit a home run in every game the team played.
  赛季中的几个星期，汤姆在球队的每场比赛中都打出本垒打。
• Tom hit a home run with the bases loaded.
  汤姆打了一支满垒全垒打。
• Damon hit a solo home run, his eighth, leading off the third.
  戴蒙三局上击出一阳春炮，这是他本季第八支全垒打。