contest 的英语意思
contestcontest1 /ˈkɒntest $ ˈkɑːn-/ noun [countable] 
查看全部语言翻译1a competition or a situation in which two or more people or groups are competing with each other竞赛；竞争；指两人或多人（或团体）相互角逐的比赛或局面contest for
the bitter contest for the Republican presidential nomination共和党总统候选人提名的激烈争夺 Stone decided to hold a contest to see who could write the best song.Stone 决定举办一场比赛，看谁能写出最好的歌曲。 I only entered the contest for fun.我参加这场比赛只是为了好玩。 It is clear that the election will be a close contest.显然，这次选举将是一场势均力敌的角逐。contest between/against the 1960 contest between Kennedy and Nixon1960年肯尼迪与尼克松之间的角逐 the 1975 Liberal leadership contest1975年自由党领袖选举角逐2no contest informal非正式 a)spoken口语 used to say that someone or something is the best of its kind用于表示某人或某物是同类中最好的: I think you’re the best rider here, no contest.我认为你是这里最好的骑手，毋庸置疑。 b)if a victory is no contest, it is very easy to achieve若某场胜利被称为 no contest，则表示该胜利轻而易举3plead no contest law法律 to state that you will not offer a defence in a court of law for something wrong you have done（在法庭上）声明对自己所犯的过失不予辩护COLLOCATIONS词语搭配verbs动词enter a contest (=take part in one)· Anyone over 18 years old can enter the contest.· 年满18岁的任何人均可参加本次比赛。take part in a contest· Twenty-five countries took part in the contest.· 共有二十五个国家参加了这场比赛。compete in a contest· The band has competed in many contests over the years.· 这支乐队多年来参加了许多比赛。win/lose a contest· He won a public-speaking contest at his school.· 他赢得了学校的演讲比赛。withdraw from a contest (=stop taking part in a contest)· Two candidates had withdrawn from the contest.· 两名候选人已退出角逐。have/hold a contest· My college holds an athletics contest once a year.· 我们学院每年举办一次田径比赛。a contest takes place· The contest took place in Berlin.· 比赛在柏林举行。ADJECTIVES/NOUN + contest形容词／名词 + contesta leadership contest (=in which two politicians compete to become leader of their party)· The party did not want the turmoil of a leadership contest.· 该党不希望经历党魁争夺战所带来的动荡。a presidential contest· the 1987 U.S presidential contest· 1987年美国总统选举角逐an electoral/election contest· What will be the outcome of the electoral contest?· 这场选举角逐的结果将会如何？a beauty contest (=to find the most beautiful person)· Miss Colombia won the beauty contest.· 哥伦比亚小姐赢得了选美比赛。a talent contest (=to find the best performer)· She's singing a song in the school talent contest.· 她正在学校才艺比赛中演唱一首歌。a popularity contest (=to decide which person people like the most)· The competition has turned into a popularity contest.· 这场竞争已经变成了一场人气比拼。close (=one which someone wins by a very small amount)· The race was a close contest between two evenly matched crews.· 这场比赛是两支实力相当的队伍之间的激烈角逐。fair (=one in which everyone has the same chance of winning)· Divide the class into groups in a way that will make it a fair contest.· 将全班分成若干小组，以确保比赛公平。even/equal British English (=one in which everyone has the same chance of winning)· One of the men was much older so it was hardly an even contest.· 其中一个人年长许多，所以这场比赛几乎称不上势均力敌。uneven/unequal British English (=one in which one of the people, groups etc has a better chance of winning)· Given their military strength, the war was a pretty unequal contest.· 考虑到他们的军事实力，这场战争是一场极不平等的较量。
查看全部语言翻译1a competition or a situation in which two or more people or groups are competing with each other竞赛；竞争；指两人或多人（或团体）相互角逐的比赛或局面contest for the bitter contest for the Republican presidential nomination共和党总统候选人提名的激烈争夺 Stone decided to hold a contest to see who could write the best song.Stone 决定举办一场比赛，看谁能写出最好的歌曲。 I only entered the contest for fun.我参加这场比赛只是为了好玩。 It is clear that the election will be a close contest.显然，这次选举将是一场势均力敌的角逐。contest between/against the 1960 contest between Kennedy and Nixon1960年肯尼迪与尼克松之间的角逐 the 1975 Liberal leadership contest1975年自由党领袖选举角逐2no contest informal非正式 a)spoken口语 used to say that someone or something is the best of its kind用于表示某人或某物是同类中最好的: I think you’re the best rider here, no contest.我认为你是这里最好的骑手，毋庸置疑。 b)if a victory is no contest, it is very easy to achieve若某场胜利被称为 no contest，则表示该胜利轻而易举3plead no contest law法律 to state that you will not offer a defence in a court of law for something wrong you have done（在法庭上）声明对自己所犯的过失不予辩护COLLOCATIONS词语搭配verbs动词enter a contest (=take part in one)· Anyone over 18 years old can enter the contest.· 年满18岁的任何人均可参加本次比赛。take part in a contest· Twenty-five countries took part in the contest.· 共有二十五个国家参加了这场比赛。compete in a contest· The band has competed in many contests over the years.· 这支乐队多年来参加了许多比赛。win/lose a contest· He won a public-speaking contest at his school.· 他赢得了学校的演讲比赛。withdraw from a contest (=stop taking part in a contest)· Two candidates had withdrawn from the contest.· 两名候选人已退出角逐。have/hold a contest· My college holds an athletics contest once a year.· 我们学院每年举办一次田径比赛。a contest takes place· The contest took place in Berlin.· 比赛在柏林举行。ADJECTIVES/NOUN + contest形容词／名词 + contesta leadership contest (=in which two politicians compete to become leader of their party)· The party did not want the turmoil of a leadership contest.· 该党不希望经历党魁争夺战所带来的动荡。a presidential contest· the 1987 U.S presidential contest· 1987年美国总统选举角逐an electoral/election contest· What will be the outcome of the electoral contest?· 这场选举角逐的结果将会如何？a beauty contest (=to find the most beautiful person)· Miss Colombia won the beauty contest.· 哥伦比亚小姐赢得了选美比赛。a talent contest (=to find the best performer)· She's singing a song in the school talent contest.· 她正在学校才艺比赛中演唱一首歌。a popularity contest (=to decide which person people like the most)· The competition has turned into a popularity contest.· 这场竞争已经变成了一场人气比拼。close (=one which someone wins by a very small amount)· The race was a close contest between two evenly matched crews.· 这场比赛是两支实力相当的队伍之间的激烈角逐。fair (=one in which everyone has the same chance of winning)· Divide the class into groups in a way that will make it a fair contest.· 将全班分成若干小组，以确保比赛公平。even/equal British English (=one in which everyone has the same chance of winning)· One of the men was much older so it was hardly an even contest.· 其中一个人年长许多，所以这场比赛几乎称不上势均力敌。uneven/unequal British English (=one in which one of the people, groups etc has a better chance of winning)· Given their military strength, the war was a pretty unequal contest.· 考虑到他们的军事实力，这场战争是一场极不平等的较量。contestcontest2 /kənˈtest/ verb [transitive] formal正式 1to say formally that you do not accept something or do not agree with it正式表示不接受某事或不同意某事: His brothers are contesting the will.他的兄弟们正在对遗嘱提出异议。2to compete for something or to try to win it为某事物而竞争或努力赢得某事物: His wife is contesting a seat on the council.他的妻子正在角逐议会席位。
1to say formally that you do not accept something or do not agree with it正式表示不接受某事或不同意某事: His brothers are contesting the will.他的兄弟们正在对遗嘱提出异议。2to compete for something or to try to win it为某事物而竞争或努力赢得某事物: His wife is contesting a seat on the council.他的妻子正在角逐议会席位。