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。
• Gap had struggled for a few years, closed 200 stores, but then had a massive home run in 2013 with bright colored jeans and on-trend products.
  Gap曾有几年苦苦挣扎，关了200家门店，但随后在2013年凭借亮色牛仔裤和潮流单品大获成功。
• He finally hit a home run.
  他终于成功了。
• You just hit a home run.
  你刚击出一记本垒。
• He's not a home run hitter but has a high slugging percentage.
  他不擅长全垒打，但击球成功率很高。
• When people like your CD, it's just like hitting a home run in baseball.
  人们喜欢你的CD，就像在棒球里打了一个本垒打。
• I kept my eye on the ball, swung as hard as I could and hit a home run.
  我集中精力，使出所有的劲儿来打球，结果打了一个本垒打。
• I thought it was a home run.
  我以为是个本垒打呢。
• In any mode, hit a home run into the basket that lines the wall at Wrigley Field.
  在任意模式中，在瑞格纳球场击出一记本垒打，打到墙外的的筐里。