notch
UK [nɒtʃ] US [nɑ:tʃ] noun countable
CUT 切割
■a V-shaped cut in a hard surface （硬物表面的）V形槽口，V形切口•The stick has two notches, one at each end.这根木棍两端各有一个V形切口。
UK [nɒtʃ] US [nɑ:tʃ] noun countable
POSITION 位置
■an imaginary point or position in a system of comparing values, where a higher position is better and a lower position is worse 等级，档次•Among current players, she is rated a notch above (= is better than) the rest.在现役运动员中，她比其他人要高出一个等级。
UK [nɒtʃ] US [nɑ:tʃ] verb transitive
■to cut a notch in something 在…上切V形槽口，在…上刻V形切口
UK [nɒtʃ] US [nɑ:tʃ] verb transitive
Phrasal Verbs [M] notch sth up informal
■to achieve something 取得，获得•She has recently notched up her third win at a major tennis tournament.最近，她在一项重要的网球锦标赛中获胜，取得了她的第三次胜利。 |