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ace in Chinese

ace in Chinese is 一点点 — ace means a playing card marked with a single symbol, usually ranked highest or lowest in a game.

ace in Chinese

一点点
noun
Pronounced: yī diǎn diǎn
A very small quantity or degree; a particle; an atom; a jot.

What does "ace" mean?

  1. noun A playing card marked with a single symbol, usually ranked highest or lowest in a game.
    "He kept the ace of hearts hidden up his sleeve during the card trick."
  2. noun A person who is extremely skilled at something.
    "Our new neighbour is an ace with computers and fixed my laptop in minutes."
  3. noun (tennis) A serve that the opponent fails to touch, winning the point outright.
    "His first serve was an ace, and the crowd cheered loudly."
  4. verb To do extremely well in something, such as a test.
    "If you revise properly, you could ace the driving theory test."
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ace in a sentence

  • He kept the ace of hearts hidden up his sleeve during the card trick.
  • In this game the ace counts low, so be careful when you score.
  • Our new neighbour is an ace with computers and fixed my laptop in minutes.
  • He's an ace at fixing old motorcycles.

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What is "ace" in Chinese?
"ace" in Chinese is 一点点. ace means: A playing card marked with a single symbol, usually ranked highest or lowest in a game.
How do you pronounce 一点点?
"ace" in Chinese is 一点点, pronounced "yī diǎn diǎn".
How do you use "ace" in a sentence?
Example: "He kept the ace of hearts hidden up his sleeve during the card trick." In Chinese, "ace" is 一点点.
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